More 3D Metal Puzzles

[plasmajoe]

Thank you for your postings! I've made a bunch of the puzzles that you posted on this forum. I did add a hour glass figure to the spider to make it a black widow, which is now perfect for Halloween! I'm curious do you have a 3-d puzzle of a praying mantis?

Thanks again to you and to everyone else on this forum who have helpled me!

Sure is and the file is great! Check out this thread,

http://plasmaspider.com/viewtopic.php?f ... tis#p12454

Plasma Joe

[Chopper John]

Praying Mantis

[metalart]

Thanks for the pic Chopper John. Know have an idea how to put it together.

[tirediron]

Thanks for the file. This will be added to my project list as soon as I get back to Texas.

[BrianMick]

Has any one ever done the f15 puzzle larger with thicker material. I have a customer that wants one with like a 36" wingspan out of 3/16 material. This just seems like a lot of work and I am very busy right now......so much on my plate already. Was just hoping for some luck in that someone may have already sized this for me...Any help would be very appreciated.

Thanks Brian

[Terry]

Any one have a Moose head one

[MIFab]

Where can I find a butterfly ?

[aweston]

These look really neat will hopefully try one this weekend. Has anyone cut them with Plasmacam software? Just wondering how the notches and tight corners will come out. Thanks for the files.

[cncer]

I have the butterfly one set up for 12 gauge I think

[cncer]

I have a praying mantis too

[Kles-Air]

Anyone willing to share the raptor?

[herrmc@gmail.com]

All very nice, thanks for the post. BUT ....

The starting post, with several files listed.... I cannot see any way to download that list of files... I can download all the subsequent files... what am I missing?

[STEEL3470]

giraffe

[STEEL3470]

turtle

[STEEL3470]

ant

[grindergary]

Thank you for the posts.
Gary

[RGR]

What do you have to do to resize these puzzles for thicker gauge metal?

[MetalTorcher]

I have the notches scaled down to .060" material. If you want bigger material, then scale accordingly. For example...if you want to use .119" material, then you would have to divide .119 by .060 (.119/.060)=1.98. You then would want to scale image in all directions by 1.98. If you want to use .25 plywood, then you would scale by 4.16.

The reason I use 16 ga material, is that we have a lot of drops of that size, and its free!!!

Should I post some more puzzles?

This should help you out RGR.

[RGR]

Ok makes sense...Guess I missed that post/info somewhere..Thanks for your help! Now I just have to give it a try!

[natewelding]

do the pieces fit together loosely or are they a snug fit? Was just wondering how they were held together, or if you guys were just putting tack welds on it all.

[ctorres3120]

Here are other puzzle, most adjusted to 1/8 "
Carlos

[muzza]

Thanks for the puzzles, I make them more for gifts than selling as I struggle to get a half decent price for them.
Murray

[hacnwac]

Thanks for the puzzles. 1 or 2 I think will come in handy soon .
Mark

[billphillips]

Thanks for the puzzles, hope I can get to cut some of them out, and try them
ones that I have tried would not cut out in proper sequence, I need to learn
how to set this up before I mess up any more, still learning the process

again thanks to all that make this site as fantastic as it is

bill in red deer

[mayper]

thanks for sharing