Brian, Thanks for converting these into DXF format! At some point I'll get the add-on to do so myself but the need hasn't arisen just yet. Sincerely, Tom your welcome, I have two tables and one is not a plasmacam, but I still do all of my drawing with designedge, just so used to the ease of it. So ...

here you go
Brian

Here's a better pic . The nozzle looks very round to me. not to me it doesn't. looks pretty oval.....get a magnifying glass or better yet a jewlers loop. It helps a lot. when I zoom in on your picture it looks way out of round. or maybe it is just the angle of the picture.... did you try new consum...

Hard to tell from the blurry pics but even blurry that nozzle looks to be way out of round and shot...........
Brian

If you are importing jasons file it is in dxf format.....you will need to link the file first....in design edge, hilight the art and hit J to link(this is the quick key.) Now you can convert to cut paths. You will always have intersections when you change to cut paths,(anywhere there is a lead in) I...

Dave, are you running designedge? Try this one I exported as the old plasmacam version. I also included a pic and dxf. Brian Brian, No, I have the older version. Both worked fine. Thanks. Can't you export as a dxf in designedge? Almost every CNC program can import dxf files. Dave I have been told t...

Dave, are you running designedge? Try this one I exported as the old plasmacam version.
I also included a pic and dxf.
Brian

I dont know if this will help
Brian

benny_boy wrote:yeah they sale very good. made sum for my groomsmen and welded them to a bass plate

that plate looks nothing like a bass.....looks like a base to me
Brian

That looks good enough to sell to the snap on guy when he comes around next time....
trade tools for Backsplash?
Brian

crashz71 wrote:hello i contributed how long does it normally take before you can download any files? thanks.

It is not an automated process, Please give the administrator 24 hours(a lot of times this can be substantially less) if your name is not purple by tomorrow, send the administrator a pm.
Brian

And also with you......oh wait thats a catholic saying
Brian

I too find that $55 is giving it away too cheap. If the table was cutting for 8 hours in a day that's only $440, but put together with artwork, cleaning, finishing, etc, I can't see a one man band having the table cutting constantly. Jim Colt has some good posts on pricing, but just go through this...

That is a most excellent idea man
Brian

Here is a chart done by the california institute of technology....I think it comes in quite handy
Brian

Looks nice gary, looks like I am gonna have to save up my piggy bank.....
Brian

Thanks everyone! Man, what a long day! Awesome cars, and lots of people at the show. It rained on & off but the event was in a 4 story parking garage, so we were dry, and had a huge space to set up in. I traded the event planner a windspinner for the $40entry fee! Long story short, we sold A TO...

Here is one that I drew a few years back.....I believe cascade and signtorch and maybe even steel f/x have some really nice ones...
Brian

I really like the chain frame tooo I use this style on a few different drawings. here is one I did a couple of years ago.
Brian

Brian

Check for slippage on your belts and gears......You can find a whole section on this in the video manual....I had this happen to me and that is what the problem was. I replaced my gears and belt and all was fine in the world.
Brian

Thanks murray, I even searched radius template and couldnt find it......must be blind
Brian

A while ago someone posted some radius templates or guides that they cut out and I can't find them anywhere
Any help appreciated
thanks fellow spiders
Brian

here is another called webdings, it has alot of cool little shapes when you type any key lowercase or uppercase

alot of of them are cut ready or can be modified to be.
Brian

here is the dxf, also removed plasmacam cutpaths(tool paths will make the file larger and don't work for other machine users. esentually making more work for them....even though it is a nice free file)

thanks for the nice file
Brian