CNC Plasma Cut British Motorcycles

[Tom O]

I like the pedestrian slicer on the front! The bike looks like it’s around 1938.

 

[Mcgyver]

Very nice and artistic work. You use it outdoors? We've a large plasma table at work, it can put out billowing clouds of dirty brown smoke. After a little talking to by the ministry that we cannot vent this outside, we converted it into a water table which eliminated most of the issue.

 

[Tmate]

Very nice and artistic work. You use it outdoors? We've a large plasma table at work, it can put out billowing clouds of dirty brown smoke. After a little talking to by the ministry that we cannot vent this outside, we converted it into a water table which eliminated most of the issue.

I use it outdoors under my deck. See posts above above.

 

[Tmate]

Painted two other bikes.

 

[Tmate]

More painted bikes.

 

[Tom O]

What if you paint the frame/tank and nickel plated the rest of it? I think that would look great!

 

[Tmate]

Some more pics. Also, I have made the cut files for these bikes available free at:

https://fortuneafterfifty.godaddysites.com/cnc-plasma-cut-bikes-1

 

[Tmate]

Group picture:

Large images of these bikes can be found HERE - Large bike photos

 

[Tmate]

Here are a couple more - a Norton 500cc Manx and a Brough Superior.

 

[Tmate]

Here are three more:

BSA Mark II 650cc, Triumph X-75 Hurricane triple, & Harley Fat Boy

 

[Tmate]

Two more plasma-cut bikes:

The first is a 1949 Panther Model 100 600cc single.
The second is Clem Johnson's 96 c.i. Vincent drag bike "Barn Job."

 

[Tmate]

Here is a Harley XR-750 flat tracker:

 

[Tmate]

Six inch laser-cut version of Vincent Black Shadow compared to 19" plasma-cut.

 

[Tmate]

Three different drag bike configurations:

Joe Smith's single engine Harley
Sonny Routt's twin Triumph
Clem Johnson's Vincent "Barn Job"

 

[Tmate]

If anyone has an interest in how I made my CNC plasma table, and the bike cutouts, I have a new website that explains it in some detail. I'm still working on it, but it's up and running at: https://cncplasmadesign.com

No ads - not trying to sell anything.

 

[YotaBota]

The bikes are a thing of beauty, bookmarked your site.
Did you build the bookcase and the small boxes in the picture of post #27?

 

[Tmate]

The bikes are a thing of beauty, bookmarked your site.
Did you build the bookcase and the small boxes in the picture of post #27?

No, I didn't.

 

[YotaBota]

The bases for the bikes is what made me ask about the bookcase.