Projects Made with PlasmaCAM

The "Skybike" soars over a 125 foot cliff. Click here to see how this project was made using the PlasmaCAM Cutting System!


Customer Reviews


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Alex, Technical Academy Instructor

It's amazing, the more you run it, the more stuff (you realize) you can do with it.

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Roy, Parts Manufacturer

Your product is everything we were hoping for and more. The system has completely eliminated any need for grinding, which alone has paid for the machine. We're making things we could never have done before by hand. The avenues that are opening up because of it we have only begun to explore.

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(94 votes cast)


Shane, Sheet Metal Products

We were given a job by someone who has a $100k machine, his machine wasn't accurate enough to do it but ours (p-cam) did.

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(83 votes cast)


Kevin, Parts Manufacturer

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It's paid for itself a hundred times over... I don't know who designed the software and this machine, they made it easy for anyone to figure out how to run it... Anybody can run that machine."

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(53 votes cast)


Heather, Custom Woodworks

We love the machine. In fact, we're buying 2 more.

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(66 votes cast)


Jim, High School Instructor

This is something that every school should have. It teaches students valuable skills for their future vocations

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Dan, Welding Shop

I'm real happy with the machine and have no complaints. It's made me a lot of money and I'm getting a second one. I'm doing real good for a guy who never touched a computer. We really like the art disk and want to buy whatever else you come out with. We have a line of stuff that we cut and sell. The newspaper came out to take pictures of the machine. I have a fourteen year old kid running it. We're very good at scanning images and cutting them out. We built a cross for a cathedral in St Paul. We cut a special aluminum alloy out of 3/8 and 1/4. It took 253 pieces, 3000 seams and 10,000 inches of welding. A documentary was aired on PBS that shows my son drawing and explaining the PlasmaCAM software and cutting the pieces.

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(75 votes cast)