Thanks Jim. Just to be clear I didn’t come up with the idea of this kind of saw. There are many commercially available that will do some or more of the things mine does. There is a $1M+ Italian saw that has independent Y axis for some really cool cuts. To a Chinese knock offs for about $50k that will do simple cnc (no inner contours though).
Absolutely incredable!
Thanks for posting this , love the video, that is so cool!
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That is cool as hell!
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I currently only use my crossfire for hobby purposes. Back In high school I made the smart decision to spend half my day at tech school learning useful life skills instead of learning useless crap. I took Machining for 3 years got all my NIMS certs and went to Penn State for a semester for manufacturing. Somewhere along the lines that semester I decided I didn’t want to stand on concrete all day. So I moved back home and got my business degree at a local college and now run my family’s company.
I would like to start using my crossfire pro to make some money. I haven’t cut anything yet on my new pro table but had the original crossfire. I’ve made a couple of signs but mostly use if for making custom brackets. Most recently I made some custom brackets for my Sim racing rig.
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Thats going to be so cool. Be fun getting drunk and seeing who crashes the most!
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That motor the wheel is attached could easily snap a wrist no exaggeration lol
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Looks like PlayStation gone wild!
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I work in the metal industry, but this machine is a private purchase , would like to run this as a hobby and see where it takes me
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The possibilities are endless.as to what you can make and where it will take you. Have fun with it.
@JonesM86 I meant to reply to your question before but I forgot. I just tried to explain how I index parts or artwork with Fusion and Sheetcam in this thread. Here’s the link. Hope it helps and if it’s unclear, let me know and I’ll try to help.
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Lot of luck 
great new tool for the shop ! I think