Tks for fast reply, you’ve really helped me from the begining of my cnc journey.
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You’re very welcome. I wish you the best of luck in your venture.
That is a stout machine
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Did this for my good friend and business partner. Probably the most time Ive put into design etc on the metal portion. Colored with just a torch. I found using map gas gave me the best coloring after practicing on scrap. Wood was from a house I tore down that was originally milled from red cedar taken from Prince of Whales Island here in Alaska. Cool project and get to see it every time I go down to my boat that is moored on his dock!!
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Nice sign and great view!
Tough to turn that cart around if it gets stuck though 
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It’s a one-way trip…
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My wife wanted a serving counter for our outdoor dining area. I through together one in about 15 hours, complete with barn wood siding. 2 rolling doors, perf metal top. Used my XPro to cut roller wheel hole, ‘drill’ the flat bar for barn wood attachment and tubing threaded tube ends for leveling feet.
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NIce build! Hoping to do something similar…
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quick question witch im sure you have been asked 2 million times where did you get that ground magnet set up
Arc Zone I use a 300 amp version. They have smaller sizes. $83.00
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Here’s a sign i did recently, its powdercoated in Empire Copper Vein from Prismatic, overall size is 30" x 8.75"
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I like that. Looks like some fine detail in the corkscrew (thin). What plasma equipment & tips did you use?
its a RW45 with a PTM60 machine torch with 40A shielded consumables, its definitely a delicate portion of the sign, nerve wracking part of the cut.
Very nice job on the sign, I like it.
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Cut this tonight, came out good for my first cut of it, all drawn by myself. Biggest and prob most detailed cut I’ve ever done. It’s 30”x21”
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LOVE LOVE LOVE it!!!