Biesse ROVER A - 5-Axis Wooden Ball

See the Biesse ROVER A 5-Axis cutting and engraving a wooden ball.
The continuous interpolation of the C-Axis and the maximum precision and reliability of the machine allow to process the most demanding parts in terms of performance and grants the best quality of the finished component.
For more information please visit the website at www.biesse.com/...
Biesse is a company of Biesse Group S.p.a.
Biesse Group is a is global leader in the technology for processing wood, glass, stone, plastic and metal.
Founded in Pesaro in 1969, by Giancarlo Selci.
The company has been listed on the stock Exchange (STAR segment) since June 2001.
For more information please visit www.biessegroup...

[@kinekt]

we just got the Rover A...just waiting for the tech to come out...I like bSolid very complex but easy to use software.

[@JT_India]

How much did it cost if you don’t mind sharing it ?

[@Jack_The_Ripper_Here]

I use bsolid on k smart Rover but I wouldn't say it's easy to use. A bit difficult and confusing at times. You cannot apply measurements on simulation to see exactly what you're doing and many other things I do really like

[@Mechanicalguy79]

How did You fix the ball in the second part of shaping? Same special ventosa? Thank you

[@travisnguyen6785]

Hi, what file format did you import to b_solid? did you pick face for re-drawing in b_solid? thank

[@BiesseTV]

Hello Travis, please drop a line at [e-mail] and we'll be more than glad to help you.

[@vandeveldetjalle1380]

Where can we find those files?

[@BiesseTV]

Hello, you have to program it with bSolid, our CAD/CAM software

[@anandkumarsharma4718]

wow i want learn this programs

[@BiesseTV]

Hello Anand Kumar Sharma. Thanks for writing. Please fill up the form here: www.biesse.com/ww/contacts and you'll be contacted by our staff.

[@JT_India]

Nice. But if making a wooden ball was the only purpose, two simple routers or one and a drill machine set up to mill a ball would take much less time and have similar results. Of course this machine can do so many other things. And for router set up manoeuvring by hands would still be required But that set up will also be a thousand times cheaper.

[@BiesseTV]

Hello J Tandon, you're certainly right. The purpose of this video is not to show which is the best way to create that object but to show which are the possibilitites of our machine.

[@78779]

You can make that on a lithe faster.

[@BiesseTV]

You're certainly right, this is just to show the potentiality of our machine.... and a lathe can't cut cabinets or make doors and windows.... ;-)