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  1. 10-31-2022 12:47 PM #1
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    New from Maryland

     



    I'm new to the forum, but not to hot rods. In my 83 years I've owned everything from T-buckets to an SOHC 427 Ford Galaxy. My main interest back in the day was engine swaps. I stuck small block chevys in everything I could lay my hands on, including an Austin Healy Sprite and a VW bug. I mostly do arm chair racing at this point, although I still drive a C7 Z06 'Vette occasionally.

    I was the founder and previous owner of Torchmate CNC Cutting Systems, and I still stay busy cutting out various shapes on my little 2' x 2' CNC plasma table. Hopefully I can bring some information on that subject to the table here.
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    Welcome to the site, nice to have you here. If you have any pictures we'd love to see them. We are a bunch of photo hounds!! LOL.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 34_40 View Post
    Welcome to the site, nice to have you here. If you have any pictures we'd love to see them. We are a bunch of photo hounds!! LOL.
    Yep, welcome aboard.

    'We are a bunch of photo hounds!! LOL.'
    Yeah right.
    Umm...Gerry (34_40.) means well when he said that, but he was forgetting about this computer-ignorant Mountain Man from downunder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnboy View Post
    Yep, welcome aboard.

    'We are a bunch of photo hounds!! LOL.'
    Yeah right.
    Umm...Gerry (34_40.) means well when he said that, but he was forgetting about this computer-ignorant Mountain Man from downunder.
    Any photos that appear in my ramblings are posted by one of my children or grandchildren.
    Not by me. Please accept my apologies.
    But he did post another thread with pics of his 3D plasma table (that I am still drooling over) and um... something else! LOL
    So I think there's hope for you yet JB!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Plasmaman View Post
    I'm new to the forum, but not to hot rods. In my 83 years I've owned everything from T-buckets to an SOHC 427 Ford Galaxy. My main interest back in the day was engine swaps. I stuck small block chevys in everything I could lay my hands on, including an Austin Healy Sprite and a VW bug. I mostly do arm chair racing at this point, although I still drive a C7 Z06 'Vette occasionally.

    I was the founder and previous owner of Torchmate CNC Cutting Systems, and I still stay busy cutting out various shapes on my little 2' x 2' CNC plasma table. Hopefully I can bring some information on that subject to the table here.
    Welcome Bill, always nice to have a fresh face here.

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    Curious, was your plasma table a "kit" or a scratch build?
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