@grjohn14
You guys are awesome. Thank you for all of your hard work and for sharing so much knowledge!
@Genx4
I spent a little extra and went with the Myplasm controller. It comes with THC as well as a basic CAD program.
@777smitty4
I tried these softwares the down side for me was a dedicated internet connection I spent months researching programs that was free/cheap and off line . This was a major challenge but finally I’m up and running!
@rhetts5202
This is the video I've been waiting for thank you so very much.
@osagetorch8045
Love my langmuir Crossfire Pro! This thing is awesome. Great support from Langmuir and integrates flawlessly with Fusion
@jayinmi3706
Thanks for the run through, Jackson. It made a lot of sense. Most of the Fusion 360 tutorials I start just jump in past some of the basic steps (like when to use which mode for building a model, for example) and move super fast, making it hard to follow or retain. I build a lot of stuff in Tinkercad currently, but getting holes placed properly or doing any kind of filets can be overly complicated.
@MurrayTymms
Top video, very well explained. Thank you 👍🙏
@nathancole8188
25:45 the way I found it easiest was to use open builds to figure out my offset. Once my torch tip touched the metal i zeroed the z axis, selected the smallest movement increment and opened the troubleshooting tab. Once on that tab I moved the z axis down 1 increment at a time until the probe said triggered, go back to the control tab and the value given on the z axis will be the probe offset.
@calvinhall1405
Really need to get this project moving, so big thank you guys for another well timed and informative project video excellent stuff 🙂
@Keasbeysknight
thanks for this!
@KW-ei3pi
Excellent video. I know that you have switched to using ESP-32 instead of Arduino. Since I am more familiar with Arduino is it possible to still get the software for Arduino? Thanks.
@kello711
Why not use the slotted hole tool?
@aos1611
Y onshape,no es mas fácil?
@agguilarmetalwork4494
👍🏻🍺🤜🏻
@DrFiero
Since Fusion has decided to kick us certain Mac users to the curb - I'm moving to FreeCAD!
@jdsgarage701