4x4 welding table help
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cut great for me!
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As drawn? What material thickness? How is fitment?badassr1 wrote:cut great for me!
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used 3/16 like he stated in his posts. and yes as draw. used correct offsets and bam..
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Pictures with bolt in the holes?badassr1 wrote:used 3/16 like he stated in his posts. and yes as draw. used correct offsets and bam..
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Curious what you mean by "correct offsets".badassr1 wrote:used 3/16 like he stated in his posts. and yes as draw. used correct offsets and bam..
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yaa.. it does not take a full sheet an i put three clamps an i missed the flat clamps going to add them in .badassr1 wrote:anyone lay this out to cut on one sheet of 4x8?
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just in case some wanted this all nested i set it up for my water jet .080 clearance an there are 3 clamps of the one an 3 of the other in this post
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Ya I figured that out when I cut it.. Took under half a sheetradicalrescue wrote:yaa.. it does not take a full sheet an i put three clamps an i missed the flat clamps going to add them in .badassr1 wrote:anyone lay this out to cut on one sheet of 4x8?
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well i have all the jigs that charger posted all on one sheet an three of each clamps an its like 80 '' i cant wait to cut one ..came down with shingles an now too sore to play after work ..badassr1 wrote:Ya I figured that out when I cut it.. Took under half a sheetradicalrescue wrote:yaa.. it does not take a full sheet an i put three clamps an i missed the flat clamps going to add them in .badassr1 wrote:anyone lay this out to cut on one sheet of 4x8?
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I haven't had time to play with the test tabs yet. Those of you who plasma cut these from 3/16", did you have to adjust the clearances at all? With 3 degrees of taper, on 3/16" it looks like about .010 of clearance would need to be added.
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I added closer to .015 and lots of the Dogbonesmotoguy wrote:I haven't had time to play with the test tabs yet. Those of you who plasma cut these from 3/16", did you have to adjust the clearances at all? With 3 degrees of taper, on 3/16" it looks like about .010 of clearance would need to be added.

My top is going to be 3/16 as well. I have not cut anything for it yet but I sure like cutting this thickness. Got one piece to Finnish first to pay for it. 170./188. Ouch.
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I cut the toggle clamp and the push clamp with a laser and they turned out great. I did have to open the holes up .005 on the toggle clamp to fit the 3/8 bolts in. but they are great files, thanks again hemichargersrt8!
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Very useful Major Thanks to the Hemi.... Great work..

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this has to be the best share I've seen on plasmaspider ever. that was a ton of work and a great design!
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Yes, this is a very good thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing and taking all the time to create this.
Thanks for sharing and taking all the time to create this.
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Hello all, thanks for the kind words..... but there is more to come for this thread!!!
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I am looking forward to cutting this. I have plasma cam 311. I cut some test pieces an the tabs inserts were to small. I think it might be because I was clicking on the inside when converting to cut path. if i click outside the i have the lead in cut. any help on what settings should be. thanks for any help. I am new to this just got table a month ago. thanks so much to Hemi. what a grate file he has shared.
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Hello Vanquish, maybe try and cut this sample piece. If possible, use the same thickness of material that you want the finished part to be made of. After cutting, measure the cut part as accurately as possible (digital caliper). The outside profile should measure 4 inches x 4 inches. The inside profile should measure 2 inches x 2 inches. To check to see if the table axis are square, the part should measure 5.657 inches from corner to corner. If the sample part is different, you will need to adjust cutter kerf compensation in your software.
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thanks Hemi, what Mopar do you have. we're a Mopar family. I will work on cutting this tomorrow. thanks for your time.
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Good luck, let me know if I can offer more assistance. I am working on more accessories to come as well.
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Re: 4x4 welding table help
Once again, the generous folks here on the PlasmaSpider forums have blown my mind.
I need a welding table badly - so I figured I'd have a look around on the forum and see what other folks have done for a DIY setup.
hemichargersrt8 goes way above and beyond and posts up a beauty of a tab-and-slot setup.
I was just drooling over this the other day and was ready to plop down the cash.
I didn't think air plasma would be capable of this sort of thing.
Have a look here - this is a commercially available kit that is laser cut.
Now I can make my own!
THANK YOU!
Matt
I need a welding table badly - so I figured I'd have a look around on the forum and see what other folks have done for a DIY setup.
hemichargersrt8 goes way above and beyond and posts up a beauty of a tab-and-slot setup.
I was just drooling over this the other day and was ready to plop down the cash.
I didn't think air plasma would be capable of this sort of thing.
Have a look here - this is a commercially available kit that is laser cut.
Now I can make my own!
THANK YOU!
Matt
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