Sold/Expired CNC Plasma Cutting turned on its Edge!

BurnTables · Sep 15, 2012

BurnTables turns CNC Plasma and Routing on its Edge with the New 5x5 vertical table!

Perfect addition to your shop or garage, have a 5x5 table in the corner of your garage where a cabinet would go.

$11,500.00 minus plasma and shipping/tax.

More info and video coming soon.

Patent Pending!

CNC Vertical Table plasma cutting

patooyee · Sep 15, 2012

That's a great idea! I assume the sheet of steel just leans up on the table? In that case couldn't you just have a few VERTICAL support slats instead of all the horizontal / conventional ones?

This pisses me off thinking about how much floor space my table takes up.

Should also consider a model sitting on its side instead of its end to make getting at parts up high easier.

BurnTables · Sep 15, 2012

That is what the brackets are on the bottom for to hold the plate. There is no need to put the material high, let the table come to the material at the bottom so you don't have to lift high.

ridered3 · Sep 15, 2012

Very neat innovation!

patooyee · Sep 16, 2012

Re: Re: Re: CNC Plasma Cutting turned on its Edge!

BurnTables said:
That is what the brackets are on the bottom for to hold the plate. There is no need to put the material high, let the table come to the material at the bottom so you don't have to lift high.

sorry, I missed the size. I was thinking if you were cutting a 4x8 or 5x10 sheet you would have to get on a ladder to retrieve the parts at the top. But it's only a 5x5.

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nwflyj · Sep 16, 2012

That is "thinking out of the box".

Nuts · Sep 17, 2012

When will these be ready?

BurnTables · Sep 17, 2012

Nuts said:
When will these be ready?

Sooner then later, in about a month we will take orders. Email me to get a quote.

InDaShop · Sep 17, 2012

how did testing go for parts falling out? Or small parts just tipping back?

And how do you make the water table work on this? :flipoff1:

Nuts · Sep 17, 2012

InDaShop said:
how did testing go for parts falling out? Or small parts just tipping back?

And how do you make the water table work on this?

Obviously you have to freeze the water first :****:

kmcminn · Sep 17, 2012

You would definitely have to start cutting at the bottom or the parts could fall, hit torch head or rail and mess everything up.

BurnTables · Sep 17, 2012

InDaShop said:
how did testing go for parts falling out? Or small parts just tipping back?

And how do you make the water table work on this?

Amazingly the parts fall through like they do on a regular table, gravity is still in effect and because its on a slant, the parts will fall back. The parts are not going to fall up then out.

A water "fall" type system is in the works.