Newbie here crossing over from wood to plasma CNC. So far so good, just trying to learn the quirks of plasma.
Thanks everyone for all that you do on the forum to help folks. So much talent and the willingness to help, is what makes this forum what it is.
Terry
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Greetings from Tennessee
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acourtjester
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Re: Greetings from Tennessee
Welcome aboard, many great projects posted here to get your feet wet in the plasma pool. 
I bounce back and forth as my table is dual purpose have fun with both.
Just remember to home Z in plasma is down and wood it up.
I bounce back and forth as my table is dual purpose have fun with both.
Just remember to home Z in plasma is down and wood it up.
DIY 4X4 Plasma/Router Table
Hypertherm PM65 Machine Torch
Drag Knife and Scribe
Miller Mig welder
13" metal lathe
Small Mill
Everlast PowerTig 255 EXT
Hypertherm PM65 Machine Torch
Drag Knife and Scribe
Miller Mig welder
13" metal lathe
Small Mill
Everlast PowerTig 255 EXT
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ben de lappe
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Re: Greetings from Tennessee
Welcome from Mississippi 
I started learning both at the same time and on my own with no prior knowledge of either. Working metal since my teens figured I'd gravitate towards plasma and I did, had way more tools (and ability ) to work with metal compared to wood anyway. My personal experience plasma is the less complicated process to master.
I started learning both at the same time and on my own with no prior knowledge of either. Working metal since my teens figured I'd gravitate towards plasma and I did, had way more tools (and ability
) to work with metal compared to wood anyway. My personal experience plasma is the less complicated process to master.
