CNC Torch Table - Revision history

Marcin: /* 2021 */

2025-05-11T17:25:40Z

2021

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	[[Ken Makunga]] implemented height control and auto gas control using Marlin 3D printer firmware.		[[Ken Makunga]] implemented height control and auto gas control using Marlin 3D printer firmware during [[Summer X]]

	=2019 Update=		=2019 Update=

Marcin: /* 2019 Update */

2025-05-11T17:23:04Z

2019 Update

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	The '''CNC Torch Table''' (aka RepTab) is an enabling machine for any workshop. This machine enables creation of custom parts for fabrication or replacement of broken components. The CNC Torch/Plasma Table development is rebooting and building on some of the later versions, but starting with the replication of Koruza's Good Enough CNC Plasma Table. One the integrated designs is to go towards gas versus plasma, because of the dependencies of a plasma cutter and other devices that have not been fully open source. As well as the availability of gas production being a valuable option. The Version 3 iteration expects to build, source, and improve designs toward a 100% open source project and parts. The power supply, height controller, torch, and plasma cutter are items needing to be developed. In progress, the need for on-demand materials and supplies can be met with a functional and accurate CNC Torch/Plasma Table that will reduce manufacturing time and increase capacity. The Koruza Project does not a have table, therefore, building on previous versions maybe a possibility.		The '''CNC Torch Table''' (aka RepTab) is an enabling machine for any workshop. This machine enables creation of custom parts for fabrication or replacement of broken components. The CNC Torch/Plasma Table development is rebooting and building on some of the later versions, but starting with the replication of Koruza's Good Enough CNC Plasma Table. One the integrated designs is to go towards gas versus plasma, because of the dependencies of a plasma cutter and other devices that have not been fully open source. As well as the availability of gas production being a valuable option. The Version 3 iteration expects to build, source, and improve designs toward a 100% open source project and parts. The power supply, height controller, torch, and plasma cutter are items needing to be developed. In progress, the need for on-demand materials and supplies can be met with a functional and accurate CNC Torch/Plasma Table that will reduce manufacturing time and increase capacity. The Koruza Project does not a have table, therefore, building on previous versions maybe a possibility.

			=2021=
			[[Ken Makunga]] implemented height control and auto gas control using Marlin 3D printer firmware.

	=2019 Update=		=2019 Update=

Marcin: /* Versions */

2019-06-27T00:23:13Z

Versions

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+See [[CNC Torch Table Genealogy]]
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Marcin at 20:35, 7 April 2019

2019-04-07T20:35:53Z

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	{{Lang\|CNC Torch Table}}		{{Lang\|CNC Torch Table}}

	{{Hint\|Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]}}		{{Hint\|'''Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]'''}}
	[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]		[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]

Marcin at 14:12, 7 April 2019

2019-04-07T14:12:15Z

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	{{Lang\|CNC Torch Table}}		{{Lang\|CNC Torch Table}}

	{{Hint\|Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]		{{Hint\|Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]}}
	[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]		[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]

Marcin at 14:12, 7 April 2019

2019-04-07T14:12:03Z

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	{{Lang\|CNC Torch Table}}		{{Lang\|CNC Torch Table}}

			{{Hint\|Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]
	[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]		[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]

Marcin: /* Overview */

2019-03-02T18:18:40Z

Overview

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	The '''CNC Torch Table''' (aka RepTab) is an enabling machine for any workshop. This machine enables creation of custom parts for fabrication or replacement of broken components. The CNC Torch/Plasma Table development is rebooting and building on some of the later versions, but starting with the replication of Koruza's Good Enough CNC Plasma Table. One the integrated designs is to go towards gas versus plasma, because of the dependencies of a plasma cutter and other devices that have not been fully open source. As well as the availability of gas production being a valuable option. The Version 3 iteration expects to build, source, and improve designs toward a 100% open source project and parts. The power supply, height controller, torch, and plasma cutter are items needing to be developed. In progress, the need for on-demand materials and supplies can be met with a functional and accurate CNC Torch/Plasma Table that will reduce manufacturing time and increase capacity. The Koruza Project does not a have table, therefore, building on previous versions maybe a possibility.		The '''CNC Torch Table''' (aka RepTab) is an enabling machine for any workshop. This machine enables creation of custom parts for fabrication or replacement of broken components. The CNC Torch/Plasma Table development is rebooting and building on some of the later versions, but starting with the replication of Koruza's Good Enough CNC Plasma Table. One the integrated designs is to go towards gas versus plasma, because of the dependencies of a plasma cutter and other devices that have not been fully open source. As well as the availability of gas production being a valuable option. The Version 3 iteration expects to build, source, and improve designs toward a 100% open source project and parts. The power supply, height controller, torch, and plasma cutter are items needing to be developed. In progress, the need for on-demand materials and supplies can be met with a functional and accurate CNC Torch/Plasma Table that will reduce manufacturing time and increase capacity. The Koruza Project does not a have table, therefore, building on previous versions maybe a possibility.

			=2019 Update=
			*Working on [[CNC Torch Table Height Controller]]

	=2016 Update=		=2016 Update=

Dorkmo: /* Version 3 */

2018-07-27T01:34:39Z

Version 3

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	==Version 3==		==Version 3==
	[[CNC Torch Table v17.08]]		[[CNC Torch Table v17.08]]

			[[D3D CNC Torch Table]]

	(pending)		(pending)

Dorkmo: /* Version 3 */

2018-07-27T01:28:23Z

Version 3

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	==Version 3==		==Version 3==
	[[~~CNC_Torch_1708~~]]		[[CNC Torch Table v17.08]]

	(pending)		(pending)

Dorkmo: /* Version 2 */

2018-03-10T21:06:02Z

Version 2

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	*[[CNC Torch Table 2]]		*[[CNC Torch Table 2]]

	See the dev board linked to on the dozuki (the way to go as of June 5 2014)		See the dev board linked to on the [https://opensourceecology.dozuki.com/c/CNC_Torch_and_Router_Table dozuki] (the way to go as of June 5 2014)

	Click [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1xP9DPNJCCk1W5qAAmzd1gJPssEO_OroHMuQ-THP5GPg/edit?usp=sharing: here] to access set-up instructions (in-progress)		Click [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1xP9DPNJCCk1W5qAAmzd1gJPssEO_OroHMuQ-THP5GPg/edit?usp=sharing: here] to access set-up instructions (in-progress)

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	{{Hint\|Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]}}		{{Hint\|'''Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]'''}}
	[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]		[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]

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	{{Hint\|Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]		{{Hint\|Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]}}
	[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]		[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]

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			{{Hint\|Current work uses the [[Universal Axis]] as part of a precision motion ecocystem. See current work at [[D3D CNC Torch Table]]
	[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]		[[Image:CNC Torch Tablepic.jpg\|thumb\|360px\|CNC Torch Table Prototype I, used in [[2011 Production Run]] ]]