Computer Plasma Cutting
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Computer Plasma Cutting
One of the several things my shop does is computer plasma cutting, and lately the machine has been more-or-less sitting unused, which is bumming me out due to the cost of the machine.
Cutting is extremely accurate, and can cut any metal up to 1" thick.
Works great for any sheetmetal projects, brackets, motor mounts, gauge panels, switch panels, gussets, etc.
Max dimensions of the part has to be within approximately 4' by 8'.
If you can draw it, I can probably make it for you
Feel free to ask any questions, all quote requests should be emailed to hansenperformance (at) gmail.com
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Hansen Performance
Cutting is extremely accurate, and can cut any metal up to 1" thick.
Works great for any sheetmetal projects, brackets, motor mounts, gauge panels, switch panels, gussets, etc.
Max dimensions of the part has to be within approximately 4' by 8'.
If you can draw it, I can probably make it for you
Feel free to ask any questions, all quote requests should be emailed to hansenperformance (at) gmail.com
Thanks for reading
Hansen Performance
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Re: Computer Plasma Cutting
how are you planning to base price estimates? by complexity, size, thickness, or actual time estimate the plasma cutter will be sucking down some serious juice?
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Re: Computer Plasma Cutting
-Raw material cost (none if metal is supplied by customer)
-Amount of time necessary for actual design (computer time)
-Quantity (after the initial design is set up, doing duplicates is far less time consuming).
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