Here's some helpful videos I have found on Fusion 360, These videos I found to be the most helpful for me to learn how to use Fusion 360 fairly quickly by following along. If you like the videos, help the guy out by clicking (like) and leave him a nice comment! Fusion 360 learning to draw plus tool paths kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bchlntOWu5zdZYE.html Part 1 practicing Fusion 360 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qqxgps-CmqzGnXU.html Part 2 practicing fusion 360 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/id9laKiWzr-9ook.html PS he is a school teacher and these videos were made for his class. Here’s an affiliate link to the Crossfire website if you are interested in checking out the table store.langmuirsystems.com/?aff=16 Don’t forget to use the promo code MIKEFESTIVA this will save you $100 at checkout on the table! **After Running the Titanium Plasma 45 for 3 years it's held up great! But I feel the Hynade CUT 60 CNC Plasma with blow back pilot arc start offers much better value and is PLUG and PLAY CNC ready*** Amazon Paid affiliate links below Hynade CNC Blow Back Digital Air Plasma Cutter, Non-HF Pilot Arc Non-Touch Plasma Cutting Machine, THC Torch Height Control Enabled (CUT60DN) amzn.to/3DEzR2m

No .... that really cool ! I finally got a plasma cutter , my wife bought it for my birthday , and I can’t wait to start making brackets and tail light holders and such ! I’m 62 and never used one before but have been fabricating choppers and go-carts and yard art other things with a motor . I know It’s opening a whole new world for me , and my creations will look that much better !

I subscribed after you mentioned family. Found your channel couple weeks ago - I appreciate your hard work and information on all the equipment you try out. Honest. Thanks & keep it goin

Incredible what can be done in a home shop with the aid of one of these machines! The possibilities are truly endless. Thanks for doing these awesome videos, Mike. Always superbly done.

Great video Mike. Your coverage was excellent. I can’t wait till I get time to see your other reviews.

You are the man. Thanks for passing down knowledge for generations whose parents would not teach them anything.

How cool. I have a Torchmate 2X2 and I have made thousands of things. The best piece of advice that I can give anyone with a plasma cutter is to buy the small Harbor Freight air dryer. It cost about $500 but worth it. The other thing is to put a plastic bag around the handle trigger since you have a water table. That plastic bag will save you hundreds of dollars. I like your machine but I was a little concerned about the gantry arm only having one support instead of two. If you live near Racine, WI I would love to share programs with you. It looks like you know a lot and well on your way. I make most of my art program just by tracing in CAD.

I just bought a table with your promo code. It still works in 2023. Thanks for the videos. I have been wanting to do this for a few years and finally i just bit the bullet on this one. I still need a plasma cutter, but that should be no problem.

Thanks Mike, you just answered pretty much all of my questions amade my mind up about purchasing the titanium/langmuier setup! Your videos are appreciated!

This is such a good video. Great work mate, I’ll appreciate it even more once I get myself up and running. Cheers!

Awesome Mike!!! Your future projects will all be planned out differently now... Congrats on the affiliate deal!!! Can't wait to see the quad makeover!!!

Glad to see you with a new toy, I am sure there will be some innovative talent displays arriving in our KZfaq notifications soon. Great job explaining the process, looking forward to see what you will be creating.

Man you have inspired me to do so much keep making these videos.

Thanks for the code! Saved $100 bucks on my order. now i can't wait for it to arrive and earn me some $$$ Thanks for sharing and always keep building👍

Helpful video I’ll order one soon hopefully and I’ll be using your code man 👏🏼 keep up the good work

Great video as usual. I was just thinking that I haven’t seen any videos from you lately and was happy to find this one. I’m not sure that I’m ready to take the plunge for the table but your video was informative and well made, as usual. Thanks

Outstanding video Mike. Being able to duplicate a part and making slots has always been tricky; even for a experienced fabricator. 👍

i like your CNC plasma table..great addition to the shop..thank you Mike for share..

that’s pretty cool! thanks for sharing and Happy Thanksgiving

This thing is awesome. Definitely going to get one or something similar when I can.

Wow. Thanks for sharing! I've been dying to get one of these.

Thanks for doing videos on this thing. I’ve been pretty curious how well they work.

Mike, that Titanium 45 plasma looks VERY well put together on the inside.

Really informative and helpful as usual Mike - Thanks!

man i cant wait to get one of these for when i get my custom metal fab business going

Seems amazing for the price wow who wouldn’t have thought these thing would be affordable

Hey Mike. So i took the plunge, ordered me one and used the promo code you provided. I am excited to say the least. Thank you sir.

Great video Mike. I just bought the titanium 45 few days ago and it suppose to be delivered tomorrow. Can't wait to play with it and start to save up for a plasma table

Iam so happy for you Mike! Great things come in mind to produce xD

Good looking table. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family Mike

Great channel. I recently bought the Vulcan mig215 and Vulcan protig after watching your channel. I use a wide variety of Miller welders at work and I think the Vulcans hold up well against some very expensive welders for home shop use. Enjoying the plasma cutter videos even though I’ve never used one lol. Great watching guys build real stuff.

Thanks for your videos, I had no idea metal fabrication was this approachable.

Just came across your channel today and man you have such a badass workshop setup! I'm currently a mechanical engineering student living down in SoCal, and my dream after graduating is to move up to the PNW to work and to eventually have a setup at home similar to yours. Having the ability to fab up custom stuff on the weekend is my dream! I'll definitely be watching your future videos and taking your advice on saving some money on tools like these when I have the opportunity to get myself some. Keep it up with the great content man!

Excellent video. Looks like a young man's game to me. I am olderthandirt and not very tech savvy but this really looks like the cat's meow. Good luck with your projects.

ive been looking at this table for a while, this is the best video ive seen on it. im sure not no computer guy, being a equipment mechanic my extent of them is opening and closing work orders and ordering parts. this will be interesting to learn. I like how you talk to people not down to them. great presentation

Wow Mike, you just keep getting better and better. I only wish I was younger, a person could make a lot of side money making one off parts for car builds, and motorcycles. Always happy we I see a new posting from you.

G’ Day Mike Great video , a plasma CNC is on my want list .Just subbed look forward to more videos.

Thank you For sharing I have really been contemplating on buying one of these and I think I’m going to now after watching your video

AWESOME system. Thank you.

I think this might be a revolution around the corner. 3k between a CNC table and a torch and you pretty much can assemble any kind of complex geometry. And durable ones, not like a 3D printer. Awesome for DIY and fabrication.

Just got the last part of my cross fire hope to put it together tomorrow.

Damn it Mike... Now I need one of these!!!

oh thx for sharing!!!! I was dreaming for my own plasma CNC for hobbiest

Nice video of some fun tools. Thanks for sharing.

Great video mike happy Thanksgiving as well as black friday

Thanks for the Discount Code on the CNC, just ordered it. Cant wait.

Another awesome video Mike

Very nice Mike! Thanks for the video!

Nice,setup looks great quality! small plasma table is on my list for when i retire.

I bet it's not to long before you add the Z axis. Nice video, you can make some money cutting parts for others also.

Love the KTM in the background !

Add strategic tabs to avoid tip ups in small parts

This is awesome!

Looks like you'll get a lot of use on that Mike!

I often have water splashing over the side of the water tray. So i ended up mounting the electronics enclosure up higher on the shelf. you can extend the stepper motor cables with ordinary computer serial cables.

Great video. Enjoyed.

Nice to see someone having fun with an item that would make a metal workers life alot easier than cutting our hands. I hope I can have room for somthing like this later on, I am sure this would make life more enjoyable when making parts

I took the plunge and ordered one. I got the water table and extension as well. I got the Prime Weld Cut 60 to go with it. I was going to go with the Titanium but the Prime weld was a $100 less and came with a 3 year warranty. Can't wait to try it all out. Thanks again for your videos and help.

Thanks for this great video! Thinking about getting something like this!

Posted this on your other plasma video: If you haven't purchased Mach 3 you might want to hold off, as Langmuir is releasing their own controller software called FireControl when they start shipping the Pro tables. It's free and will work with the older tables. The quote below is from here (@t) you may not have access to the post if you are not in on the Pro preorder. FireControl The main benefit of the CrossFire Gen 2 System is FREE, cross-platform, plasma-specific control software with a modern user interface and ongoing support and development. The Gen 2 control software, FireControl, is designed and developed by Langmuir Systems specifically for CNC plasma cutting on the CrossFire and CrossFire PRO.

Thumbs up #27 Go Mike GO! Love the presentations you create!!!

Great video as always! I just ordered my self one and was wondering if you would share your design files for the computer stand? Keep up the great videos and content!

Langmuir has their newer and bigger table on sale. Sooner you can order it, cheaper it is. A tiny tab to knockout is not an issue. I'd definitely get the water table, does A LOT to reduce warpage if not eliminate it. For some of my art projects, this would save an insane amount of time once orogrammed and make duplicate parts perfectly. Can't wait to get one.

looks like a cool unit!

Wish I had one of those, Mike! Lucky guy!

Just ordered mine!!!!!

Dude, this is awesome..!! The red welder company wants like $20k plus..!!

I was one of the early buyer for the table when it first came out. I've been very pleased with it so far. Fusion360 is great but lets not kid ourselves here, if you've never ever used CAD in your life, it's going to be a steep learning curve, but I can guarantee you that it isn't as steep as say Catia V5 for instance (I have thousand hours of that as a professional)...Mach3, meh I'm ok with it, I mean, it works...glad to hear LS is coming out with their own...I've already bought Mach3 but, if LS has a better software then I don't mind parking Mach3 ! Also it's important to note that your cutting speed and quality is dependent on your plasma cuter, more so than the table itself.

Great video, thank you.

Very good job :)

I just ordered one and used your promo Code 👏🏼👏🏼 want to help in any way I can to see more quality content

Thanks so much I’m going to order one!!😀😀

Very good stuff.

Fastest path for me has been Rhino 3d to Sheetcam. Sheetcam is critical! If you need a how to video I will make one. My 6x11 and 4x8 tables use flood coolant to make cleanup easier and no heavy water tray.

I find myself watching this guy over and over, because he owns everything I look into buying.... lol.

As a cnc machinist. I'm very impressed.

Fuison does take little but man its awsome

man with great taste !

You kept apologizing a lot. I think you were doing great. Great videos.

Mike, Fusion just changed their free license agreement to personal use with no more than $1000 revenue per year now...There are other stipulations as well. I knew this time would come. It's still great software. Thanks for sharing!

Wow that's impressive Mike,....I really should get my CNC stuff finished and use it for something 'useful'. Why doesn't the plasma torch cut the support steels?

Just looked at Langmuir site. Oh well, I had just bought a brand new Lotos 50 amp pilot arc plasma cutter. Looks like I'll have to sell this one and upgrade before buying the table.

Woot woot!!! Just got one myself!! But with a vipercut 30.... might have to upgrade to this titanium 45 next??

mike you are the best

"unlocks precision" what are your thinking about the table size, Would you have gone bigger if you had a bigger shop? I've been watching Collin furze use his 2'x2' desktop cnc for a year thinking it'd change my life getting one but I'd want to go 8x4 so it'll take a full sheet of metal and I just haven't got the space.

Hey Mike, great info. What is the minimum shop space dimensions needed for the crossfire with the xl expansion kit?

Would you recommend this one with the XL addon or the Pro. I been wanting a table a while and been using fusion360 for about 5 hours, headaches at first but getting better. I think the pro might accommodate a 4ft wide sheet but I buy new second steel that sometimes measures 46" to 52" in width. Cool video

Nice.

I've got to get one of these!!!

Sweet!!!

good machine

Very nice

Great video . Mike what’s the max circle this can cut out?

Awesome video! I recently bought a Everlast Hatchet 60 can it be wired to the crossfire

I highly recommend that plasma anti rust fluid be bought for tables without stainless water tables and slats. You can get a gallon which is mixed with water. For a small table, you don’t need to use the entire gallon. It will make a big difference. It also helps to prevent bacteria buildup which will happen with steel tables filled with water that aren’t emptied and allowed to dry.

I just purchased one of their tables after watching your video last week. I noticed that the first plate that was cut(7min 50s) kept the bottom factory edge of the plate and was wondering how you got everything squared with both axis and how did you locate your origin with a factory edge. Are the two aluminum plates there so that the arc doesn't run out of the steel plate ?

Cad is fun

It looks like the gantry and the torch holder have a lot of height adjustment. Would it be possible to put a square tube on the table and cut on the up facing flat surface?

Curious if you would share your toolset for the titanium 45. Complete newbie here and it would be so helpful in getting started. Thank you

I was wondering how hard this to use/learn, I have no experience at all. Do you know anyplace to get hands on training? I liked your videos