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Cut envelope of 26”x15”
I got in on the member price at $1899 plus $240 (first units come air freight directly from the manufacturer) shipping. What I didn't know was that because it was Hong Kong funds it cost me $62 in fees from my credit card company. Having said that I am still excited about getting it. With a 26x15" reach I can make any part I need.
That will come back around to haunt you, plasma cutters are like shops, they are never big enough
ooff, that is kind of small
That is really small. For that price I would save up for a 4x4 table at the minimum. Fwiw I have a 5x10 and should have built a 6x12ooff, that is kind of small
oh well, there seems to be a market for it. Some excited folks in here I will like to see how it all works in the long run
I also have a 5x10....and it is too small
www.indiegogo.com
there are some people that just can't
The first ones are shipping in January.I have a Hypertherm 45XP cutter on the way. Looks like I need this to go with it.
Anyone have one yet?
Ive talked with Andrew Miller, founder of arcdroid on the phone seems pretty legit to me.Anyone have serious concerns that this is a scam of some sort? Fixing to order one and you guys are my scamometer.
I gave them my money. I don't see a scam. My only complaint was the credit card fee to convert from Hong Kong to US dollars. The guy has posted some Facebook videos and has responded to my emails.Anyone have serious concerns that this is a scam of some sort? Fixing to order one and you guys are my scamometer.
I asked him about the tracing feature. If you cut out a part from cardboard and then follow it to record the pattern (and you arm is shaky and you go off of the line it will follow where you move the stylus EXACTLY.. He said you can use the point to point feature and it will make straight lines between the points. That would work for some parts. I want to learn CAD CAM though to avoid any problems as I don't want to have to do a lot of grinding on parts that I cut out. He did say they were working on a "smoothing" feature for the curves which would be great!there are some people that just can't
I know a few personally and it really isn't that they can't, they just won't
They refuse to
It will be cardboard or nothing
I hope that it actually traces a bit better than what it was showing in their commercial though. Because that part that just fit perfectly into place with a perfect circle right on location was not the part traced
But I have made a bunch of parts doing the picture/ruler/scale import trick, it can be done
It's not made in America. It's built at a factory in China according to the inventor. Designed in Canada
sliding your machine over for a continued cut (they call it indexing) I can not see how you cant, it will just be locating your start/stop so they well...idex correctly
No problem. I don't have the room for a large plasma table so the portability as well as the "trace" feature are what got me interested
Out of curiosity what did the shop charge you to cut out the plate?Thanks guys. I placed my order. Looks like Febuary of 2022.
My son works with Fusion360 so we have that covered. We made a winch plate file for my RZR. I paid a local to cut it and we welded it on. It works perfect. I measured it last night and this little robot would have easily been able to cut it.
I'm always needing some one off bracket of some sort or custom sized large washers for repairs/projects and generally hand cut that stuff. I hope this works out, I can see using this all the time.
Now to start making a place in the shop and start looking at building a water table to catch the hot slag.
