Object O - milled with Kuka - robotic 7-axis mill

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • Object O is a special chair to keep you in motion while resting.
    The design was developed in the seminar "PerForm" by "Darstellende Geometrie und Perspektive" (Descriptive Geometry and Perspective), leaded by Eva Hagen at FATUK - TU Kaiserslautern. The design is made by Celine Lahaye and Arutiun Papikian.
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Комментарии • 22

  • @zurashvangiradze2170
    @zurashvangiradze2170 29 дней назад

    Hello, I have a kuka robot and I want to use powermill and I have some questions, maybe you can help me, I will be grateful

  • @iznasen
    @iznasen 2 месяца назад

    Why all kuka videos have kids songs?

  • @axelfischer4261
    @axelfischer4261 2 года назад +1

    Hammer

  • @williamhuang5329
    @williamhuang5329 2 года назад

    Hanzhen harmonic drive gear ,
    robot joint , strain wave gear,
    over 30 years experience

  • @Lex.Dachstein
    @Lex.Dachstein 10 месяцев назад

    Wow, ziemlich cool! Wie lange dauert der Fräsvorgang für die Endform, nach dem Zusammenleimen der Sektionen?

    • @HolzFlo
      @HolzFlo  10 месяцев назад +1

      Danke 😊
      es ist schon ganz schön lange her, weiß das nicht mehr ganz genau. Aber so ca. 2 - 4h war die reine Fräszeit nach den ersten Verleimen.

  • @c2757
    @c2757 8 месяцев назад

    I thought milling was a metalworking practice. Why is that milling rather than routing? What is the difference?

    • @HolzFlo
      @HolzFlo  8 месяцев назад +1

      There is no precise line between the two. In general milling is with higher torque (bigger spindle) and more precision but slower speeds. Routing is faster speeds but less torque only small router bits no big cutterheads. Since the robot is able to mill concrete and stone and we have big cutterheads I’d call it milling.

  • @xd19768
    @xd19768 Год назад

    What is the robot model ? how much it cost on this unit ? Thanks.

  • @robbedenys5363
    @robbedenys5363 2 года назад

    Hello, which software did you use to generate these nice toolpaths? Thanks!

    • @HolzFlo
      @HolzFlo  2 года назад +1

      For these tool paths I used Autodesk PowerMill. It was still very laborious..

  • @PumpiPie
    @PumpiPie Год назад +1

    Whats the price for this robot arm? And how mutch time did it use to cut it out?

    • @HolzFlo
      @HolzFlo  Год назад

      The robot is pretty expensive but that's mainly because it is designed to mill concrete. You could use a less expensive robot for only wood.
      The milling time alone was about 8 hours total.

    • @PumpiPie
      @PumpiPie Год назад

      Thanks for the answare 🙂
      Cool.
      I am in concact with kuka now. Waiting for tham to bring me a price. But do remeber rufly what the price was for the robot, software, and the router/spindel? ❤

    • @PumpiPie
      @PumpiPie Год назад

      What kuka model is this? 360?? And What company did you buy the robot etc from :)
      What model is the spindel? :D

    • @PumpiPie
      @PumpiPie Год назад

      What model is this robot? ❤

    • @HolzFlo
      @HolzFlo  Год назад +2

      @@PumpiPie It's a KR500

  • @freddynietocisneros5217
    @freddynietocisneros5217 Год назад

    Información y ficha técnica para Lima-Perú.

  • @vitalegvitalegov
    @vitalegvitalegov Год назад

    Спойлер: полная жопа заноз. 😂