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DIY Welding table using a Shop Sabre CNC (Maker Table Files)
This is the longest cut time project on our Shop Sabre CNC so far, and we're hoping it increases our capability and generally makes the work more enjoyable. After all, the only thing better than a good tool is a good tool you built! Files were purchased through Maker table and we couldn't be more impressed with these files. Super easy to load into any cad program and assembly was a breeze.
@MakerTable @shopsabre @lincolnelectrictv
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Great job!
Nice work yet again. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Sorry for bringing this up on an older video but what made you decide to pull the trigger on the Shopsabre CNC? I'm looking at one to start a small fab shop for my "retirement project" and looking at several different machines I've been very impressed with the Shopsabre. There is another company called LDS CNC that I'm also looking at. They would be about 25% less expensive from my research but a much smaller mom and pop shop. They seem to be very well built and well supported (unless the guy retires). I just figured I'd see how you like yours after a year or more now.
@powellfab.3357
7 ай бұрын
No worries at all. I went with a shop sabre mostly because of the tech support. Being new to the CNC game at the time I figured there would be stuff I would need help on. Then once I got the machine and the plug and play being amazing I will never own another machine. Excellent machine no doubt literally less than an 2 hours after it got unloaded off the truck we were cutting parts. The only thing I have changed from what they have sent me is a now use fusion to draft parts and nest. Rather than EnRoute that come with it. Great 2d software for sure but I needed to be able to draft a full part then put it on a sheet. If you have any more questions hit me up on our Facebook page id be glad to answer anything.
Plz make a tiny little dragon. That is all ^-^
Looks great! How accurate are the hole sizes? I cant get round holes that size on mine (Langmuir crossfire pro)
@powellfab.3357
Жыл бұрын
They are within about 20 thousands from top to bottom and side to side. We took a reamer bit back over to work with 5/8 tooling.
Which plasma do you use? How many nozzles did you use to cut so many holes?
@richardpowell4884
Жыл бұрын
I use a hypertherm 85 amp. I can get about 2 tables out of one tip about 16 hours of cutting.
Bonjour quel son les dimensions des différentes table de soudure et combien ça coûte merci
@powellfab.3357
Ай бұрын
4x8 are 3k before shipping
Cool project. Do you have a rough number for what it cost you to build?
@richardpowell4884
Жыл бұрын
We are charging 3000 usd to build them
Is the plasma cut quality good enough for accurate holes? How thick is the top?
@powellfab.3357
11 ай бұрын
Yes plasma cut and 1/4
What thickness were the supports and top plate? 3/8”?
@richardpowell4884
Жыл бұрын
All out of 1/4"
I did the same thing but the steel becomes hardened due to the cooling and getting the holes to 5/8 with a reamer/cutting bit because very difficult to do for us
@richardpowell4884
Жыл бұрын
We had the same problem. We went slow and started getting them but lots of work no doubt
@kjbigslim
7 ай бұрын
did you use a mag drill?@@richardpowell4884
Do you like Fusion better than Enroute? And if so why?
@powellfab.3357
5 ай бұрын
Fusion just has a lot more capabilities, and with that, it takes a little more time to learn. I like to be able to design a 3d model then break it apart to cut it. Enroute definitely is a good starter software or if you are going to do strictly signs, in my opinion. Fusion is also cheaper, and you get a way better software.
@benjaminbright6826
5 ай бұрын
Do you do your toolpathing on Fusion as well?
@powellfab.3357
5 ай бұрын
Sure do, its very simple. @@benjaminbright6826
What size legs did you use
@powellfab.3357
Жыл бұрын
3" 3/16 wall