$100,000 Biesse CNC Building The Paulk Workbench

A beautiful new Biesse Rover S CNC machine to cut all of the future Paulk Work Benches.
We put a link to Biesse below plus Ron’s Amazon Store.
thesmartwoodshop.com/rons-store
Biesse @/rover/rover_s_ft
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[@SuperBill68]

I bought this for my friend for his birthday as we just moved into a new house and he finally has room for a workshop. The bench was very easy to set up kzbin.infoUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh They center support is a little difficult to snap in and out of place at first but at least then we know the bench is secure. It was a pleasant surprise when we saw it came with clamps. I apparently missed that in the description. My friend loves the versatility of the bench. Great starter bench for his workshop and easily transportable all over our property. I wish the bench was a little taller but the other features of the bench more than make up for that.

[@jayduffy4163]

It has to give you a great sense of satisfaction that your bench is so successful!! Great job.

[@irakopilow9223]

Totally awesome machine. One of the instructors at Red Rocks Community College (great Fine Woodworking and Lutherie programs) has his day job at a custom cabinet shop. and they have a vacuum assist that will pluck a sheet off the stack and you just guide it into position. It is just mind-blowing that you can pull vacuum through an inch-thick piece of MDF. Though, at our altitude, we can only pull about 20-22 in Hg, but it is better than using screws and clamps to hold your work.

[@TheWatchit45]

Very cool Ron, must be fun for you to see your idea produced that way. Thanks for the video

[@whoDatBeDare]

Thanks Ron. Really enjoyed that.

[@garenne0169]

It’s my dream to program a cnc like that. Thank you so much Ron.

[@jms415]

top 10...! cool to see the manufacturing

[@kevinsigler6747]

Thank you Fastcap and Ron Paulk. Is there going to be a bench with Ultralite plywood?

[@JasonTaylor1]

Nice, I am training on this machine today

[@theouterbay]

seriously impressed

[@chebbahdjamel9459]

Bravo Ron, superbe acquisition. Ton atelier est très bien organisé et propre, ce qui est rare pour un menuisier. C'est toujours avec un grand plaisir que je regarde tes vidéos. Ne parlant pas un mot d'anglais j'utilise le traducteur de You Tube et je suis navré de ne pouvoir t'écrire dans ta langue natale. À bientôt. PS: j'ai remarqué que ton établi à fait des émules sur You Tube!

[@techedfireman4981]

Saw these machines/brand at AWFS I was very impressed by the CNC's that are out in the commercial market.

[@mehobickalo1022]

Pozdrav.potrebna mi je mala pomoc u vezi rovera.radim roveru evo ne mogu nikako da upalim vakum pumpu odmah mi nesto izbaci u zelenoj kutiji u ormaru.hvala unaprijed.

[@mikeez39]

Great news on the quality and accuracy. Will purchase one once price is more affordable.

[@nicolezhang2340]

affordable machine : 008613075365628

[@marlawhite3682]

that is so cool!!!

[@jhamby8773]

Looking forward to the price cut, I'll be the first to purchase when it drops. Current price is a little silly.

[@francis8062]

Amazing!!!

[@mururoa7024]

Aha, that Rover S is impressive. Perfect for my Sunday afternoon shopping spree... let's see I think I left $100K in a drawer somewhere... ;)

[@WinterEC]

If I had an extra $100k laying around, I think I'd rather have one of these than a nice 7-series :)

[@JulioReyes-do8vu]

Ron, I know this is a stretch but do you know where I can purchase on of those tilting panel carts used by the employee at fast cap? I could definitely use one of those at my shop. Let me know Thanks!

[@adisharr]

That 'laser' curtain is called a light curtain for those interested. It's designed to always fail in a safe state (meaning machine stopped) when used with the appropriate safety relays.

[@johnvincent5098]

Ron does Fast Cap make the bench out of the light weight plywood?

[@101bennyc]

I like that sheet trolley

[@Yavuz866]

Hello Ron, i have got a question about the 'grey flexible pipe' above the machine. i see that its have got sommething like a 'spring balancer' in it. Where can i get it? Btw awesome machine!! (:

[@toddnaplestileguy]

im old school,but please forgive me,This is da bomb!!

[@boxspylab]

Just Made in Italy Baby!! ;)

[@bigandy1982]

drooling.

[@rodolfmukades7793]

I have 10 years working on cnc biesse Rover A3.30k4 but im seeing thats lot more to learn and im interesed to find place to work

[@bobwalsh57]

Hi - I didn't see the benches on the site? Is there a separate link? Thanks

[@dougtse4354]

Hi Ron, what kind of blue panel cart is that? That looks like a beefy, sturdy cart.

[@tomwinkelman5605]

Looks like the new CNC machine has the capacity to do the full size bench?

[@w.w.oklahoma6010]

Fastcap is willing to lay out the cash on equipment - Wow! WW

[@om3981]

Just found this video I also have a Biese rober-B about 6-7 years old But still have not found decent simple software to cut cabinet parts any ideas or recommendations ? Thanks

[@btxcharlie3202]

good job

[@LongIslandHobbyist]

If your old cnc gave you ovaled holes, there was a problem with that machine in my humble opinion. I have a cnc I'll have up and running in a couple of weeks that uses that same Becker vacuum hold down pump. Becker says the exhaust is around 300°. You wont need heat in your shop in the winter lol.

[@exapprentice1318]

Hi, can anyone identify the name and manufacturer of the "blue steel framed trolley he is using to load the plywood onto the machine? I have been trying to find something like this for ages to do the same thing, would be great if you could also change the height as well as the orientation of the boards to make life easier

[@nolandm48]

What is the music starting a 7:48? Really like the tune!

[@santoshantony]

Nice Setup..How much is the floor area of this CNC building?

[@michaelcordlejr7178]

what type of table is your plywood on? the table you swiveled horizontally/ vertically

[@ous987]

Nothing like a Biesse.

[@jacksonupton8214]

Nice machine, lets hope the whole spindle head doesn't fall off the ballscrew and end up on the table like our $ 120000 + biesse did. Something which is apparently impossible to happen. Still don't know if biesse will come to party with this major design flaw.

[@pjwoolw]

Nice piece of music! What was that?

[@Everythingisgoingtobealright]

How many benches have been sold?

[@kennethrockers72]

Thats a great trolley, anyone know the name of it? Or where to buy it?

[@santolorenzo5700]

I'm using rover 322 rover B7 and rover A323 and all machine I using is EDITOR software for programming ! i want to know what software you use for this rover s ? Is this 3d or 2d only ? And is this machine have c axes ? For aggregate?

[@stewartprice8881]

same sound track as sv seeker ,,,what is that tune i like it

[@simSimon1976]

Where did you get that tilting cart?

[@jonsoncw]

Who makes that sheet good cart at the beginning?

[@ejercitoescarlata]

Hi, can you Tell me the name of the Wood cart. I nerd It. Thanks

[@zabylurt]

Nice

[@ronhart4166]

Ron , I just clicked on your store link and your home page came up. But when you click to see Items for sale nothing shows up. Not sure if it is on your end or mine. Just letting you know. Thanks

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Hi Ron, The store links are working. It is on your end and either pop up blocking or ad blocking. If you are using Chrome, it seems to have the issue more than others. TKS Ron

[@thallmeister]

Each item is a link to an Amazon store, ad blockers won't let you see them because essentially they are ads. If you want to see his stuff, just whitelist his site or that page. Ron Paulk, maybe you can add a little note at the bottom to disable ad blockers to view the page. They also have some java plugins for detecting ad blockers and giving a warning. On a side note, I like that you endorse the aftershokz headphones. I have 6 different pairs (a few of each style), they are awesome for having music and still hearing your surroundings and/or tools. Trekz are the best though(comfort and durability 8+ hrs a day), even if the Bluez 2S are a bit louder and the batteries last longer.

[@johnswolter]

Ron, Great progress. Now using CAD programs your bench design can be altered to suit different uses. I have available a 4×8 ft CNC router table through a local Maker shop, maker-works.com. [BTW a great idea for anywhere] What CAD file formats are you distributing? Given a common CAD file type, I can then edit the design & then produce a CNC file. Then cut process is simulated & edited prior to actual production. All of these are open source programs & both the program & source codes are free downloads.

[@robertpap6726]

Is it possible to purchase the CNC FILE?

[@SauronsEye]

Is Ron Stiggy Stardust/The Long White Duke incarnate?

[@ipadize]

how is something 5 times faster if you are using 3 instead of 1 endmills at the same time?

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Trever explained it in the video. We are now using (3) 20 mm forstner bit vs a 1/2" bit making a 20 mm hole. 5x faster on the holes and 3x for the whole bench is a conservative estimate when you add in the load time with the pop-up​ posts and the more sophisticated cut software.

[@Z-add]

Whats the name of your older cnc?

[@Z-add]

Which other brands did you look at before you decided on biesse?

[@Hani13ful]

Holzher, heian and komo

[@brycemcniff3670]

I'm curious to where you go that trolley for sheet goods 0:07

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

amzn.to/3OiJnPb

[@gman9148]

Where can I buy one?

[@dynajenenterprises]

Most important, where do you buy one of those sheet carts....

[@grayhooten]

Travis Jensen, I also want to know the answer to this.

[@jonomoles]

I don't recognise that exact model but this one does a similar job. It's from Germany so it might be a bit of a job to get it to the US www.beck-maschinenbau.de/en/produkte/arbeitstische-hoehenverstellbar/2012-11-05-12-33-41/niveau-hs-300-midi It has a scissor lift so you don't have to throw your back out like the operator in this video!

[@rsburke71]

They need to get rid of that noisy Becker dry vane and put a Busch Mink pump, longer lasting, less maintenance, and a lot quieter.

[@JasonStegall1]

Science!

[@itodobien1396]

I didn't know Robert Redford was into woodworking.

[@linusbol]

This is an Italian made machine from Pesaro near Valentino Rossi hometown+

[@nicolasm3217]

Et en plus de ça, il faut être informaticien pour couper du bois... Et si ont regardent bien la taille de la fraise, il y a beaucoup de perte a vue d'oeil la fraise fait bien 10 m/m de diamètre, alors que 4 voir 5 m/m suffirait.

[@Schaumpubs2010]

Hi, That`s German Highqualitiy!!

[@teleki5c716]

Sorry but This is one of the machine created by the Italian Genius Giancarlo Selci. i’m very proud to work in Biesse in this beautiful seaside city called Pesaro

[@robb8076]

Someday you'll see the real CNC routers. $280,000 to start

[@pupdoggify]

Rob B correct! A C.R. Onsrud to start 🇺🇸👌👍🇺🇸

[@user-dt9fo9cy8b]

uh oh! Ron Paulk in the dange-ah zone! XD

[@GauchoWoodworking]

Nice I used to sell Biesse

[@trussbox2270]

Hi, I am head of a wood packaging manufacturing carpentry company and I wish to do an internship at home, I still want to learn and learn .... Thank you

[@dwork79]

But why Vista?

[@madjedbelaribi738]

Hello I would like to learn from you in the computer

[@Z-add]

Can you go back to him and get his 1 year experience with the biesse.

[@amritpalsingh2543]

This machine is also based on G CODES AND M CODES ??????

[@Hani13ful]

No, this machine is shit. It uses Biesse works

[@hulladek3]

Fine it 3x faster i bet it cost more then 3x then the old router.

[@redsnapper2889]

And it will pay it self off 3x quicker.

[@FreedomMarketplace]

Make a Paulk Workbench to fit and lockdown to a rolling Baker Scaffold. No need to thank me.

[@abdacnc3969]

the real cost is 40000 only ,,

[@DipDaPro]

A thousandth of a millimetre? that doesn't seem right.

[@Crewsy]

Why not? Why doesn't it seem right to be accurate to a micron? Microns are a very common unit of measurement in anything built with precision and now that accuracy is rolling over into woodworking equipment and tools.

[@DipDaPro]

What I'm saying is a millimetre doesn't normally get broken up by thousandths, an inch does but not millimetres

[@Crewsy]

It does where I work. Microns are a very common unit of measure when you build engines. It depends on if you normally still use imperial measure or metric.

[@DipDaPro]

Yup your totally right, sorry i just wasn't thinking. Millimetre can defiantly be broken down smaller.

[@mikenelson3338]

Biesse is Italian for “badass”

[@ktint1]

Nothing gets cheaper for the customer

[@klmbuilders5385]

Right. Guess who's paying for that $100,000 machine!

[@Crewsy]

It may not be cheaper since there is clearly investment value in that CNC that has to be paid for but the end benefit to the customer is a more accurate bench kit resulting in a better finished product.

[@Z-add]

ktint1 i wonder how many years it is going to take to pay off this investment.

[@taipeikartman]

Pass the savings to customer....pfff, I doubt it.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

You mean the workbench that we stopped making 4 years ago because we lost money on every bench even at scale.😃

[@twarner]

Very cool, but I like that I built mine by hand off the plans I bought from Ron years ago...

[@nicolezhang2340]

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[@Bryan7477]

This is Carpentry??!!

[@davidcarroll2908]

price cut? you have to pay for the machine 1st .

[@mdHugh]

I saw $100,000 and saw the color scheme and figured it was made my Festool

[@petreageorge83]

this is the first time when u see a machine from biesse? hahah

[@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff]

Am I the only one who feels that these bench kits are WAYYYYYYYY overpriced?

[@cargogh]

I just watched some American dream.

[@Kantonelli]

Yeah, American Dream made in Germany ! :-))

[@maxa969]

Were import everything else

[@markoserjak9032]

Rover S is from Italy. Biesse produces them. :)

[@blainebarrett8440]

or be a craftsmen and do it yourself

[@eliascortez7167]

Do not buy Biesse Cnc routers, everything about them suck. Specially customer service. Don’t even think of getting this machine. All machine parts are cheap. I been having one for the past 2 years and it’s been a nightmare.

[@FergH-K]

What problems did you have with your machine??

[@garyrose3727]

Get back to showing your final house build quality. Enough with "how to prepare".