Pointed Slats for Crossfire Pro Tools

Richard Hulse

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Summary

Pointed Slats for Crossfire Pro, 34" long, will not fit standard Crossfire as those slats can only be 33" long. These help eliminate the problem of the straight slats when straight cuts line up right on top of a slat and mess up your part. Also straight slats tend to build up a ton of slag and constantly create an uneven work surface so your sheet rarely sits flat. The Crossfire Pro uses 16 total slats, I chose to keep the straight slats on the far edges on both sides to help keep sparks and water from splashing over onto the gantry arms and down onto the computer box. DXF file has 5 slats so you can run the program 3 times and give your machine a cool down between each run if you are using a smaller machine. Recommend to cut them out of 11ga (1/8") material to match the factory slat holder.

License
Creative Commons - Attribution

You may distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon this work, even commercially, as long as you credit Richard Hulse for the original creation.

Published

4 years ago

Downloads

618

Difficulty

Basic

Files
  • Pointed Slats.dxf
  • Todd Kelch - 3 years ago
    GREAT IDEA!

  • Kyle - 3 years ago
    Thanks for letting me be lazy and not draw this! Updating mine tomorrow while I have the machine doing some other cuts

  • David Frey - 3 years ago
    great piece. I mirrored every other and offset. Taking 1/16 (.06) kerf you can cut these teeth together and save 40% material and 40% cut time.

    Todd Kelch - 1 year ago
    My thought exactly...

  • Thomas DENNIS - 2 years ago
    I would purchase these from you, if you are willing to sell.

  • JOSH WAINSCOTT - 7 months ago
    Thank You Richard!

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