Plasma Cutter Shamrock
by s6fitzgerald in Workshop > Metalworking
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Plasma Cutter Shamrock

Scrap Steel

For this i just found some scrap in the scrap bin, nothing special. This just happened to be 16 gauge steel.
Plasma Cutter

Using the TechShop plasma cutter. Remember to turn on the air. You will have to tune the plasma cutter to the right power depending on the steel you are using. Use a test piece first.
Cutting

I didn't use a guide or a drawing to go off of. I did this one free hand. I don't mind the rough cut line and edges.
MIG Weld

For 16 gauge the settings are:
- Wire Speed at 190
- Voltage at 16
Piece Together

Whichever way looks good. There is no science to a project like this.
Weld

I just tacked it in place and then made sure nothing fell apart when I picked it up.
All Done!