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  1. #1
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    Biglia CNC Lathes

    Hi all. I have been working 2 Biglia lathes for the last year now.
    I started this job after a few years of planning and estimating roles but I am at last back being productive.
    I was used to 2 axis cnc's which I found frustrating as more often than not a part could not be finished and required another operation or two.

    Now at last I have 8 axis to play with and a nice Fanuc 18i control.

    Are there any other members using Biglia's. I'm learning from the book and my imagination at the moment. I have posted a video of one of my recent jobs.

    I have tried running a macro that I wrote for chmfering a port but it was too much for the control to process.

    Hope to find some ideas.

  2. #2
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    Biglia Lathes

    These machines are imported into the US under the name of Eurotech Elite. Company info is as follows:

    Eurotech Elite
    1150 Ponce de Leon
    Brooksville, FL 34601
    (352) 799-5223
    http://www.eurotechelite.com

    They have a very complete and helpful Applications Engineering department that I am sure would help you out.

  3. #3
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    Thanks for the info.
    I looked at their web site and watched some of the videos. There are some nice tools shown.
    I will drop them a line.
    Imagination is the key I think.

  4. #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by mower View Post
    Hi all. I have been working 2 Biglia lathes for the last year now.
    I started this job after a few years of planning and estimating roles but I am at last back being productive.
    I was used to 2 axis cnc's which I found frustrating as more often than not a part could not be finished and required another operation or two.

    Now at last I have 8 axis to play with and a nice Fanuc 18i control.

    Are there any other members using Biglia's. I'm learning from the book and my imagination at the moment. I have posted a video of one of my recent jobs.

    I have tried running a macro that I wrote for chmfering a port but it was too much for the control to process.

    Hope to find some ideas.
    hi i am in uk and work on biglias all the time , where abouts are you what company. we are in wawrick thanks !!!

  5. #5
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    I work in Kent at a firm called ADEngineering. We specialise in complex mill turn parts, mostly using stainless steel.
    What sort of machines do you operate? We have a 470YSM and a 658YS. Both with bar feeds. The 470 has a part collecting arm as well.


    Tom

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    Quote Originally Posted by mower View Post
    I work in Kent at a firm called ADEngineering. We specialise in complex mill turn parts, mostly using stainless steel.
    What sort of machines do you operate? We have a 470YSM and a 658YS. Both with bar feeds. The 470 has a part collecting arm as well.


    Tom
    hi tom i have worked on your machines for tony before, i am self employed but sub contract to wmt , chris brown avon cnc .www.avoncnc.co.uk se you soon ?

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