Water Jet that for me.

Been meaning to mention this for some time know. I work for a small sign company that essentially builds signs for other sign companys around town. Wholesale I guess you could say. I got some fairly mean tools at my disposal and wanted to let everyone know if you wanted something cut.

5' x 10' water jet table...Can cut anything. Steel, aluminum, stainless, brass, copper, stone. It has the ability to cut steel 4" thick although 2" is the most we've done so far.

4' x 8' cnc router table. We generally use this for woods and plastics but aluminum can be cut on this too. We've also done some non structural carbon fiber pieces.

You can supply your own material if you want or we can get it in for you. Let me know if anyone is interested. Some sort of vector based artwork would need to be given to cut from if you have the ability to do so.(Illustrator, corel draw, auto cad) If you have your own material and artwork it's pretty inexpensive to get something cut.

Let me know if anyone is ever interested and I can get you prices on stuffs.

 

sent you pm...we(grimmspeed.com) could definitely use some of this

 

What software do you use to run the waterjet? What sort of waterjet do you have?

 

SweetbugI has a project coming your way i think then

 

noted for future reference...

 

+1

I've probably got a few things that this would be useful for. especially once I start making bracketry for......uh.....nevermind

 

i was just thinking of finding a place that does this...heres the idea get rid of the shifter boot and put in a aluminum H plate...don't know the measurments or anything (anyone who would know how to do all that lemme know) but thought that would be cool

 

^ that idea has been talked about on many a forum, and really it comes down to the fact that there is way to much slop in just about every shifter as well as the shifter lever being to fat to really get a defined H pattern.

 

It's a Calypso Water Jet. I forget the name of the software running it. I'll let you know when I'm back on Monday.

 

omg, vector.

 

from some discussion tonight at firestone....how about throttle body spacers from aluminum? I could probably make a vector image of it. but any idea of the cost of something that size x 1" thick?

 

I didn't know any of those were in the TC, which model is that? I work for a software company that programs WJ, laser, router and Punch. how has you luck been with the intensifier pumps?

 

BTW Calypso is run by it's own software, whish is cool if you have a DXF or DWG, but not so great of you want to nest or have a 3D part to work with

 

Everything is set up in composer then converted to dxf. GeoMate is the software running the table.

 

If anyone needs me to make them a .DXF I use autocad 2005 every day and I am pretty good at it.

Just email me a dimensioned drawing and I can make up the file in a few minutes.

 

Not sure on actual model, i'll find out. No problems with anything so far. Only had it for about 6 months.

 

Price is based on perimeter of cut,(how many total inches are being cut) thickness and type of material, and quantity. Give me some sizes.

 

My bro-onlaw co-owns a manufacturing plant that build industrial equipment and they have one fo those for cutting stainless and god know what else...

They just got a new one that cuts up to 2" steel I believe but not sure if its laser or water.. I know their old one is laser....

 

Model is Mark IV

 

Samples I had laying around.

1" steel. 1.5" aluminum. 1/8" stainless Viking.

 

^^^
That's a huge pog!!!