Recent content by LECS Mark

On this week's episode of Design | Cut | Build we designed and cut out a sign for a brand new restaurant coming to the Midtown Reno area. It was a pleasure working with them and the final product was the cherry on the top of all their hard work. The rustic colors and the industrial metal...

What are your cutting parameters for 14 gauge? HRPO?

I've never tried sharing a Fusion 360 file because it is a cloud based software program. But try this out.

There is a way to do it because I've seen a guy on YouTube make it happen, but it seems fairly complicated. I usually design all of my flat plate stuff in Torchmate CAD and then export it as a DXF in order to add it to the project in Fusion 360. If Fusion 360 becomes very popular for our...

Here's all of the 3/16" plate; which was the majority of what we used. We had one 3/8" plate for the plasma grate bracket. I've attached that as well. Good luck!

This welding cart started off simple, but after seeing a few other build projects on the internet we decided to invest some time and resources into making the ULTIMATE welding cart. The result included not only our POWER MIG® 210MP welder, but also the SQUARE WAVE® TIG 200 and the FLEXCUT® 80...

Your pierce points on your online tool paths are so small and barely noticeable. Any tricks that you can share with us?

Collapsible fire pits are a great idea! I'm sure getting that slot mechanism just right took a few prototypes and some brain power. Very cool!

The EDU file is for our students and teachers to use. They have a specific CAD program that doesn't allow them to open .cdl files.

I double checked the EDU file and then I updated the CAD file to a DXF.

Building this bench came as a result of the shoe rack we built a few weeks ago, since we didn't want our customers sitting on the ground to put on their steel toe shoe covers. So here it is! We tried to use the Torchmate as much as possible, but as some of you may know, building structures...

That is incredible!!! It's almost like an optical illusion where it appears 3D but is actually two dimensional. Great work!

This is LEGIT!! How did you bend the metal to get the egg shape?

Wow! You nailed it! Great work!

We needed a shoe rack to hold all of the slip-on steel toe shoes that we lend to customers that head to our facility for a tour, so we decided to make it this week's Design | Cut | Build video! We did a quick Google search for some inspiration and settled on the picture mentioned in the video...