Hello,
My name is Ryan and I live in Michigan. I’ve been a welder for 15 years and I run a welding side business called Defiance Welding. You can find me on IG and FB. This past year, I got into the world of CNC plasma, which has been awesome and I’m the last few days, I’ve started dabbling in the world of CNC scribing.
I’m hoping to use these forums to dial in my settings on the scriber. Always trying to get better everyday!
I look forward to chatting with you all,
Ryan
Hello
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Re: Hello
Welcome aboard Ryan
Scribing another example of optional attachments for your table. There are some posts here showing what others have done with scribing. You may want to look into Inkscape (AxiDraw plugin) for creating projects for the scribe work
Scribing another example of optional attachments for your table. There are some posts here showing what others have done with scribing. You may want to look into Inkscape (AxiDraw plugin) for creating projects for the scribe work
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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Re: Hello
Ryan - welcome to the forum. There was a recent example posted with some great information on using Inkscape to create hatching for a project. You can view that post by clicking the link below.
https://www.plasmaspider.com/viewtopic. ... 79#p217479
As mentioned in the post, the EasyScriber works well for aluminum and softer metals, but not so much for steel. I would recommend using a pneumatic scriber for steel projects.
David
https://www.plasmaspider.com/viewtopic. ... 79#p217479
As mentioned in the post, the EasyScriber works well for aluminum and softer metals, but not so much for steel. I would recommend using a pneumatic scriber for steel projects.
David