A GIRL builds CNC plasma cutting machine. DIY. Part 2. Lucia's Workshop.
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- Building CNC machine from mechanics and electrical connection to the first start. There is still a lot of work left, but if the main thing is done, the rest will not be so difficult ;)
I am very glad that everything worked out! I hope it will be interesting for you too ;)
Part 1: • A GIRL builds CNC plas...
So nice to see someone wiring neat and clean. And even Nik Blackhurst would be proud of your bracketry work
never ever seen such a well groomed video from workshop... great work..
Thank you :)
Your Grand papa raised a talented girl. Nice job on the table by the way. Can't wait to see the finished product. I noticed that in the video you had cut some thin aluminum sheet metal with a angle grinder and cut off wheel, ( we in America call them a death wheel ha ha). The next time you find the need to cut some aluminum try using some bee's wax on the cutting wheel, it will help cut the metal with ease. Look forward to more videos.
Thank you! If you meant cnc plasma cutter as the finished product, then it's ready and shown in my later videos.
First video I have seen from you. You had me at measuring diagonols, was gonna ask how the xy/top to bottom/ z axis was, after seeing the table move, you nailed it. Great to see videos from true fabricators. I'll definitely continue watching.
Well-done. A real, talented, loved Lady. Keep going
I've been watching you design construct and engineer various machines and I'm very impressed by what I see you are a very clever and competent engineer you have the capacity to go far with all your talents in mechanical and electrical/electronic engineering and last but not least the choice of colours of the final products which is not only practical but pleasing to the eye, I congratulate you in achieving a high standard of engineering in the products you engineer WELL DONE
This is the first time i've seen your videos, and i'm so impressed,
Great work. I like how clean and well laid out your work is. I've been waiting for this video for quite a while even though I knew there was a lot of work to be done to get this far.
I will be nice to see the finished product with paint and a different torch set-up.
Take care,
jack
Thank you very much!😊
Very impressive cutting course. Seeing the cutout fall from the sheet, it is accurate. Thank you for sharing. I subscribed your channel earlier this week because your work is like I wished to be for the past half a century. I got a plasma cutter which is a magnificent leap forward in my perspective. Thank you for your inspiration.
A very well done video, and GREAT work on the grinder. It's good to see ladies working in the shop and building things. You set a good example for young girls growing up. It's "not" just a "man's world" any longer.
Oh how I wish my wood shop was next door to your shop. I'd love to learn those metal skills.
Guessing you're not in Canada though..?
@@bernardtenpas9493 She is in the even larger country
love the finished table! now you can make even more things.
Awesome project, can't wait to see it finished and in action. Your workshop looks great too.
Thank you!
Spotless clean work shop with a highly skilled lady
nice work and nice presentation. All of your hard work is appreciated. I plan to watch all of your builds.
Very impressive work, and looking like a model while doing it, is just the cherry on the top :D
I proposed on the last vid, but knew there was no way the men in your area wouldn't notice what a catch you are. Congratulations and I'm still going to enjoy your DIY mentality with machines and heavy equipment. Lucky Hubby.... I mean: Blessed.
Lucia can do EVERYTHING while still looking great!
Grandpa has got to be very proud. He trained you well. 👍
Absolutely mind blowing electro mechanical skills and ability to create anything. One truly intelligent and incredible young lady
Very impressive presentation. Only thing is I would consider fitting an inline fuse to cable at 8:26.
I'm amazed at the projects and designs you've made come true I've always considered myself a mechanically inclined jack of all trades master of none farm kid and mechanic but wouldn't have the skills to tackle some of the things you've designed even if I had the tools I've always wanted to build them myself awesome builds
Thank you
You’re so good at what you do you make it look easy . Great video 👍.
Love it ,such a must in the shop ,To build with your own hands is a feeling of great accomplishment ,You can achieve anything you put your mind to ,there are no limits .PS you keep building your going to need a bigger shop ,lol.
I read that people are typically a product of there family. I would assume your mom and dad must have built some crazy things while you where growing up for you to be this great at custom fabrication! Well done!
Hello ms. Lucia. I wonder which electrical components you used: stepper or servo motor, regulator/ controller, controller.
You really are a great girl. Respect😀
I love these videos you make, you learn a lot from them, great job. Congratulations
...what a woman!!! 😍Well done!! Ciao from Italy
I am designing the construction of a table for my workshop. Your video adds ideas for my project. Great work that you have done. Congratulations. Greetings from Uruguay.
Your Beltgrinder build would have been a walk in the park to cut the body if the CNC machine was up and running back then. :-) Love watching the builds.
Yes, if you could only imagine how many times I was thinking of it ;-)
Amazing work. Keep these videos coming! The production quality and photography is also superb.
Amazing! Attention to detail. Great work.
DEAR Lucia's THIS IS SO GOOD TO SEE WORK HARD WORK IT IS REALLY GOOD
As a kinda pro, I really suggest u using a water tray. I'm used to work with thousands of euro of plasma cutting machines (like 12x4 meters one) and water tray is the best. If put the sheet beraly underwater u keep donw close to 100% of the fumes and cutting thin stuff like from 1.5 to 3 mm u decrease the warp in the piece.
Thank you for the advice ;0)
Don't submerge your aluminum parts though it can create a hydrogen gas bubble under the plate and explode. (Not a good day)
This is how we learn to use things , especially when one doesn't know what they're doing and here comes someone who knows what they are doing. Thank you Sir
💯✌️😎
Hey Lucia, Im hugely impressed with your interest, knowledge and skillset. If you dont mind my asking, are you trained in any engineering discipline such as electrical ? What is your formal education background and in what country are you ? If you prefer to not answer, I surely respect that too.
@@violettownmicroenterprises1528she did a vid about herself 1 month ago, a good watch.
Wow... This is what I call "influencer". People who really know what they are doing, doing it with passion and doing something which makes sense. Not like 90% of other wannabe "influencers", presenting their stupid ideas and thoughts without any need for skills or education. I wish my projects could be that clean and smooth than yours :) Well done, big respect for what you are doing and please please keep going on... It makes you fun indeed, it's obvious. Big respect and hat off, Lucia...
Thank you very much!
Great work. You did a fantastic job and should be very proud of your effort. I am in the process of building one for myself too.
GORGEOUS!! Oh, I was talking about the plasma table..
Every girl in my country should watch this😍 شوفو النساء نتاع الصح واش يخدمو
I've never seen videos so well presented . your no nonsense problem solving is wonderful. thinking this table could be stood vertically on a wall with the longitudinal travel parallel to the floor to limit the gravity on the motor and drive and then a ball screw for the cross feed ( which would then be vertical ). this could also be on wheels and just stow against a wall and thus be portable throughout your shop. P.S. I am sooo subscribed because I like the way your mind works on a problem.
Great job. The biggest problem I see with that machine is that it's not mine...
All the best.
Very impressed! Great fabricator.
Aferin Lucia. Bu meslekte başarılı bir kadının olması görmek hem şaşırtıcı hem de sevindirici.
Love your channel. You are an extremely intelligent person. You make it seem so effortless. Wish I had the talents you have. I’m getting there slowly but will probably never be at your level. Thanks for the time you spend on making your videos!
Thank you! And please don't say that you can't do something ;0)
Brilliant. You shall never be without work.
I'm really impressed with your shop, I would love to have some those toys you have. Nice build too.
Here in South Africa we don't find any ladies doing engineered work. They prefer long polished nails 😂 and so I am really very impressed with your skill. I really am.
I'm definitely subscribing 👏
Thanks for the video. I am currently building a new shop and always wanted a plasma cutting table. I really like yours. I won't look near as good building mine as you did yours. 😁 Great job as always. CHEERS
Well done Lucia ! - You were very brave taking on such a complex project but you knew you could do it ! and now you are rewarded for all your effort and hard work with such a very useful piece of equipment that will help you with all your other future projects :) - Much respect from the UK 👍👍👍❤
Thank you very much Joseph
@@luciasworkshop You are very welcome Lucia - Keep up the great work ! 👍
Hi, I’m a new subscriber and I have watched a few of your videos now but was looking forward to this build. I have to ask, do you work from a plan or do you make it up as you go? How do you know what electronic motors, boards etc that you will need? Do you get any technical support regarding the electrical side as I can build almost anything but the electrical side always challenges me? I bet your grandad is so happy to see you utilising his shed. I can remember my Grandma used to tell us how she used to do machining in Britain during WW2 on Lancaster bombers and she was very proud of her new learned skills, “ never underestimate the abilities of a woman” she would say and you are living proof, it’s a huge step from bank work to fabrication, especially at the standards you set. Well done from Qld, Australia
Thank you very much!
I can't keep the whole picture in my mind, because there's too much information, so I found a prototype first, viewed it inside out, then discussed what I want with a manager in a company supplier of the parts for CNC, he helped me to choose suitable parts. Mostly I was measuring and designing on the spot. Electrics is challenging for me too, but several my subscribers were helping me to figure out how to do it.
Great job……I loved the fact you did everything……fantastic
Happy to see you are not like other tik tok girls. The machine is quite impressive , as far as I see in the video the cuts are incredibly sharp and good.
I also have my DIY CNC MILL that I made a year ago, and will build a plasma cutting machine soon.
Good Job.
Sigh, Ya gotta love a lady with awesome shop skills! And yes I mean shop... When I started building stuff like this the majority of the female population had no idea what a welder or lathe was let alone have the skills to use them. I always dreamed of finding someone I could design and build stuff with but... time... lots of time. Anyway, I just discovered this channel after spending a lot of hours watching your other channels' videos. You are an inspiration and I look forward to many more of your awesome projects... ;-)
Thank you very much! ^_^
Its hard to believe you build anything all by yourself with such clean hands and nails like that
She wears gloves.
Very good Lucia! Smart and charming idea!
Greetings from Italy
The intelligence required to do this is unbelievable. Amazing work
just found your channel and wow very impressed so talented and skilled my dream girl I build my own CNC's also and have made a plasma table I know the feeling ya had when made first cuts.
Oh, yes, you definitely understand me ;0)
@@luciasworkshop ya get hooked and build more and more
Isteață , frumușică , un pic de curaj îți mai trebuie , ești o bijuterie
The machine coming out nicely! To clean dross from the parts you might want to use twisted wire cup angle grinder attachment - gets rid of the dross like a charm. The only thing is to somehow don't let the small parts to slide on a table. In the simplest case this can be done with wooden table top and some wood screw heads sticking a couple of mm from the surface. This stops small parts from "escaping" when cleaning the dross. Also it's a good idea to have some sort of small, like 1cm, "lip" (barrier) at the edge of the table in front of you, in case some of the parts actually fly towards you.
Thank you for the advice😉😊👍
An old magnetic vice is great for holding parts for grinding. Safe for your fingers and time efficient. Available cheaply as well.
Very impressive. Never seen a beautiful Lady handle tools like she does. Your the perfect Woman Lucia 😉👍.
Would love to see some more in depth, how to videos ! Nice work
i saw 3 times the video, 2 in love and 1 learning how to make a cnc
Your Talent and skills are next level! Thank you for the video. 😉😉👍👍
Wow, I'm just envious. Once again amazing.
nice work I've wanted to build on for years but just never seem to find the plans that fit my needs.
It's a fine project seen here. Basically most building such themselves make their own plans, checking pictures and videos of similar machines. Or if there are some plans out there, they change the measurements to suit their own needs
Seriously clever, skilled, talented, great workshop skills and beautiful - fantastic channel - subscribed - Ive been in engineering all my life - big respect - looking forward to more projects like this 😎
Thank you and welcome to my channel ;0)
Beautiful work, I love watching you work, very smart....
Félicitation tu est Formidable sa ma rappeler la construction de ma machine CNC mais moins équiper une femme très belle et autodidacte
pour ton métier de soudeuse ses une machine merveilleuse PS. continu ton bon travail Merci pour tes vidéo
That's a great achevement. I cant wait to see what you make with your new machine.
Thank you! The inner table with fume extractor first and will see😉
This is an awesome build. Looks great.
Loving your build, awesome.
Are you going to fit wheel's?
Could you let me know the thickness of the aluminium on your gantry support end plates.
Nice finish on the cutting. Something to be proud of.
Your a very smart an brilliant woman keep up with the amazing videos
Very cool and entertaining videos! Thank you!
Happy, very respectful and talented, wish you more and good luck
just love to watch the motoric skills..... it tells all.
Great technical skill.
Very neat wiring and work overall, great project!
Wow, for someone who used to work In a bank, your metalwork skills are very good. I have watch all your videos and I think it is brilliant how you are continuing your grandfather's legacy. Would you be able to link that plasma cutter for me as it looks decent, thanks Martyn
Thank you very much Martyn. Sorry, what do you mean by "link that plasma cutter"?
@@luciasworkshop I just mean if you could let me know where you got the plasma cutter from?
hi, awesome job, you've made me want to reassemble/revisit my CNC project, what computer do you use there in the box for the control ? something from aliexpress ? thanks
It's a F2100T, aliexpress
@@Rimrock300 awesome, thanks!
Nice work. I’d like to know more about that controller, man machine interface on the arm. Looks very neat. Well done :-)
Show demais, parabéns pelo trabalho
Great work Lucia.
I am in love! OMG ... The girl of my dreams really does exist!
That's great Lucia
I enjoyed watching the whole video. Great skills (both the work and video editing). I'd love to make such CNC plasma table in the future.
Thank you!
What electronics are you using? Your set up looks so much more sophisticated than others that I’ve seen. I’ve seen CNC plasma cutters ran by Arduino‘s, by systems that you can buy online. I really like the way your set up it’s put together. Thank you for posting this video or series of videos. I have liked and subscribed and I look forward to seeing more of your projects
Thank you. I use F2100T controller and just followed the manual to wire everything.
Beautiful woman doing things men are interested in, this channel will grow quickly. Keep up the good work and great project. I have the start of a 5ftx10ft gantry mill out of railroad rails that I can take inspiration from your project.
Thank you. I'm glad if my video was useful for you ;-)
That is bloody impressive even at this stage.
Love your workmanship.love your English.🇿🇦🇦🇺🇷🇺
Nice video. Do you have plans this biuld or where plans could be bought?
That's a well made machine, are you using a torch height controller? what make is it?
Great job, great voice, hoping you make more videos.
Excellent work, very fine craftwork there!
Thank you!
@@luciasworkshop One thing I wanted to note was to make sure that you put the grease fitting into the roller blocks. They are hard to put in afterwards!
Nice work. I will try to build something like that by myself.
Good job, well done Lucy, can you tell me how much this project cost you?
Fantastic work nice machine shop. Please add a belt cover to your bench drill good luck
Thank you. The belt cover is on its place now ;0)
Nice video! What kind of CNC controller do you use?
Thank you. I use F2100T.
hello excellent video How did you calibrate the steps of the (y) and (x) axes? Is it measuring the distance per revolution?
I feel like your my wife in another life! Good work.
Part 1 of making this CNC machine: th-cam.com/video/5f1Wd6iExlg/w-d-xo.html
Was the grounding the only care taken to prevent damage to the electronics? Looks like your smashing goals btw.