Easy DIY CNC Plasma Table (LC60a laser conversion)

Hello all! Here is my version of @HalfassKustoms DIY Plasma Table. Most of the parts can be attained for under $600 combined.
Make sure to check out his chanel and his video.
• Simple DIY CNC plasma ...
Below is a list of the items I used with linke (no affilations to any of these products)
Laser Engraver Jinsoku LC-60a
www.sainsmart.com/products/ji...
12v relay ( I used one i already had but any 4 or 5 pin 12v relay should work)
a.co/d/iGv3Qbe
Two-Piece Clamping Collar
www.amazon.com/dp/B00207WHJS?...
Machine style torch
www.amazon.com/dp/B07B8CWGB5?...
Plasma cutter i used (not recomended due to high frequency start, same brand sells low frequecy start that might be better suited)
www.amazon.com/dp/B08Z3B3KWV/...

[@shahar3804]

Hi.. wonderful idea.. I connected everything as you described.. every time I start working the laser disconnects from the computer.. and finally the card stops working.. I work with a sculpfun s9 laser and with a jasic cat60 plasma.. do you know what the problem could be ..?

[@tonynunez5985]

Como se conecta el relay a la antorcha?
Espero puedas ayudarme

[@RCWeldingsgarage]

Hi nice video. Im in the process of building my own cnc, but im having an issue with the plasma running constantly when i hook everything up. It wont turn on and off according to the cut pattern. Would you happen to have a solution to this issue that im experiencing?

[@mailbox4286]

Very cool build! Do you have a link to the low freq start version?

[@Menchax]

Thanks ! From the same brand I would day this would work but not sure if pins on machine are any different. Should be able to get it work though.
.bestarc Plasma Cutter, Non HF Digital Pilot Arc BTC450NP 45Amps Dual Voltage 110/220V Blow Back Pilot Arc Air Plasma Cutting Machine (BTC450NP 110/220) a.co/d/4eJbQqx

[@vallesan]

awesome.. how much CFM is you compressor .. did you have dry air system ?

[@Menchax]

Currently using a small 4 gal compressor with 5cfm @90psi. It keeps up without dropping pressure but stays on entire time of cut. No dryer just using a industrial style filter from harbor freight.

[@vallesan]

@@Menchax thank you

[@Kirbawesome]

Any updates?

[@Menchax]

It's still working great. Been able to use it for several projects already