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Biesse rover spindle reverse

2/5/16       
Tony Member

How to reverse biesse rover k 1532. Router spindle rotation

2/5/16       #2: Biesse rover spindle reverse ...
dustmaker1 Member

I can not say for sure it is the same as my Rover 22 with NC1000 but on this machine the tooling list changes rotation L or R handed tool . Also if I need to change speed after starting spindle I just put in a negative speed S=-15,000 and it slows and changes rotation.

Hope this works for you.

Paul R

2/6/16       #3: Biesse rover spindle reverse ...
nite

spindle rotation should be kept cw ccw,,,and after you finish the "advanced machining alphacam class" then you can really understand why you need to reverse of a rough and finish

2/9/16       #4: Biesse rover spindle reverse ...
Jason Scott

If you are using biesse works then when you enter the tool in the tool manager screen (where you set the size and feed speeds for the tool) you can check clockwise or anticlockwise in the right upper side of the screen under the image you choose for the tool.

12/4/16       #5: Biesse rover spindle reverse ...
anthonygg Member

hello hope your having a great day
i am looking to purchase a biesse rover k 1532
can i get a feedback ?
its a big investment for me and i am willing to making the right choice
thank you in advance

12/4/16       #6: Biesse rover spindle reverse ...
Nite

Beautiful Machine,,,,,,great for dowel and entry door drilling,,,not so great for nested operations like cutting cabinet parts,,,

ive installed a few machines over the years,,,and to this day I cannot justify buying a brand new machine..even if you think you really really need a cnc consider the requirements

10hp dust collector minimum
100 psi compressor (tool Changes)
air dryer
electrical for Router and Vacuum pumps,,
autocad (must have)
cabinet vision (maybe)
alphacam (must have)

for medium size shops grossing 1.5million of sales and less,,i would say no,,,

an old school Holtzher 1260 Super Cut and a nice bander ,,small spray booth,,is all you need,,may be a weinig Profimat for 99,,if you wana get crazy

but if you have the work ,,definitely get a router,,

if you don't need it don't buy it

call me with any questions any time
908 601 7522

I also sell machines on ebay ,,

12/4/16       #7: Biesse rover spindle reverse ...
Nite

Pardon sounding like a sales man,,,but I have seen this year alone ,,,hardworking families closing their shops because they bought machines they couldn't find work for...

happy holidays guys,,,

12/5/16       #8: Biesse rover spindle reverse ...
anthonygg

thank you Nite for your response
to be more clear i am looking to open a cnc router service i live in the middle east in lebanon i my area there is few cnc routers and a lot of carpentry and i my self own a carpentry where we work home decors , wall panles , stairs .....i can make my own work and i can sell service to others this is my project
the problem is i have few cnc router experience i work on one for like 8 months
and i work with autocad , vectric
and i am going step by step with this project because its huge for me

12/5/16       #9: Biesse rover spindle reverse ...
Nite

Great news,,,if there is anything I can offer to help please let me know,,,


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