Getting started with Pneumatics - the Basics

tysm for this. vex robotics' new game introduces pneumatics so I needed to find an explanation vid

I always get confused because i always think if i want the rod end to come out slower i need to adjust the flow control on the closed end and if i want the rod end to go in slower i neer to adjust the flow control on the rod end i must be lookint at it as air coming in instead of air exhausting out

THANK YOU!

How would a steam powered 3d printer work 🤔 steam produced by a on demand water heater, or by cooking

Watch at 10x lol - but thx for the vid

Thank you for this video.

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Thank you for this video! How loud is your compressor?

How did your ball launcher turn out? I wanted to make something similar that would be able to shoot a basketball ball up to 20-25 feet. Would everything just need to be sized up to handle that?

Now if only eBay sellers would specify which connectors to buy for their cylinder I would buy one already for my project.

Boutta make animatronics with this 😀thanks very useful

can you please share the pump details that you used for this demonstration

What size of cylinder did you use?

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What the power supply? 12v ?amps ??

Hi can not using a air tank to lift weight weaken the strength the cylinder not lifting one side off my chassis im only using air pump 7.4v lipo battery and lego air cylinder

Hey nice video! I was wondering how powerful of an air compressor do I need to move the piston?

Hi, can we control the position of the piston extension via 4/3 solenoid valve?

I wish you would show us video of the cannon build.

Im making a pneumatic vegetable cutting machin for my final year project, what kind of air compressor should i get?

Hey so I'm trying to make a portable system and Im considering CO2 and/or paintball canisters of air, any suggestions?

Thank you so much, it helped me a lot.

Would you use more air keeping single acting open for 5sec then using dub acting ?

Excellent explanation thanks a lot.

Pretty good demonstration. You helped me a lot, thank you!

Good video, thanks for posting. Where did you find those small actuators? I need something just like the one way spring loaded you have.

it can power a whole building bro it does heat ac fans temps

Hey do you know if I can use a mini compressor

Are you from Norway?

dude i got a job as an engineer and i don't even know one bit about these things... my boss is gonna explode at me

Thanks for this video this will help me with pneumatics

Great work .. gotta question I'm trying to figure out how to make something that can keep a spray can keep spraying by some kinda power button. im working on a guyver suit and trying to get the oxygen spray look out the mask if you have any ideal please drop a note I really appreciate it Thanks

Thanks. I needed this for Mark Rober’s summer class.

nice

Very helpful! Thanks!

Amazing! Fuck the guy who disliked this is insanely helpful. You got a like a sub my friend!

Great intro to pneumatics!

Greetings from Grimstad :)

Thanks for posting this. Very informative.

Very nice demonstration. Question , the double acting actuator was in the extended position can it be started in the retracted position? What is the advantage of the double vers the single with the spring to retract?

This is really helpful for me.. I appreciate you for doing this video..

Great Video!! As I keep coming back here, it would be great to have chapters

I'm debating building a pneumatic adjustable desk so I can supress a lever and adjust the height of the desk. I have a math background but no engineering and access to a maker space. Is this feasible or should I be looking for professional help?

How do you know what diameter tube you need?
Nice video though. 👍

Thanks for the video. can you list the items you use and where to purchase. The valves and cylinders .Thanks

Can someone tell me where to buy the pneumatic used in the video please?

Thank you so much for your presentation. I will be back to learn more.

Thank you, I’m trying to build a pneumatic robot, now I know where to get the parts