I’m a transplant from Kansas City Mo. after retirement from a career in industrial mechanical contracting. I’m a graduate from University of Kansas with a degree in mechanical engineering but that was a long time ago and I’ve managed to forget 90 percent of that effort. Contracting was the perfect for me because that’s where it’s at with all of the action.
I’m a hands on type of person and decided to jump into CNC plasma cutting when I discovered this affordable Crossfire table. I went with the XL and THC options and also the water table.
I have some Autocad experience in the past and took a couple of semesters of Autocad classroom work in the early 90’s and have used cad now and then through the years with home projects. I’ve downloaded Fusion 360 and can see that it’s a very powerful program. I’m excited to try it out but I can tell it’s going to be a new learning curve ahead but I know it’s doable.
I will probably be asking for help with this new CNC table as I get started. Hopefully I’ll be able to help someone in the future.
I’ve read a lot of posts in this forum and know there are a lot of very knowledgeable people on here and I appreciate that. Their posts have helped me set up my Everlast 62i to this table.
When we pulled into the park there was a huge sign advertising their main ride at the time called fire in the hole. I immediately recognized the cars. My neighbor made all of the cars for the ride in his barn here in Utah. I cant remember how many times he called me over to help get another body out of the mold… or lift one here or there… I tried using my knowledge to shorten my time in line by telling the people in front of me the cars were made in a barn… it didnt work. 