This would also be a great green screen booth if you chromakeyed to that background amirite?
@FilterYT Жыл бұрын
Very cool, thank you Ronin!
@justiciaparaespana7236 Жыл бұрын
That's what I was looking for Halloween. A compact pneumatic piston in order to make an animatronic to scare people. Thx and greetings from Spain.
@edwinsalisbury83 Жыл бұрын
I’m going to use this to make a water pump
@kevinhiggenbottom83392 жыл бұрын
Who sing this song it made me dance to it by the way good video
@1980acho2 жыл бұрын
Hi, this looks really nice. What number sanding grit did you use after staining?
@murraymadness46743 жыл бұрын
I'm working on similar, but the o-rings just can't hold 40psi of water pressure, water leaks right pass them, even using two. I'm a bit stumped now.
@paddyeddy86173 жыл бұрын
Okay has anyone ever did ammonium chloride with the fractal burning??? I’m doing this tonorrow
@allisonallen72793 жыл бұрын
10,000 volts? A microwave oven transformer only produces 2,100 volts
@TheRebelmanone3 жыл бұрын
In the end i didn't hear any leaks, but i was wondering if it does? The reason i ask is because i wanted to build a air cylinder and piston but wondered if i would need to figure out something to stop the leak/s in those seals if any. The leaks might not hurt its application for many purposes, but for my purpose it has to be as leak free as possible.
@roninmakes49923 жыл бұрын
It did and still does, I've been trying to find a more straightforward process to make better seals, but haven't found any that doesn't require a lathe
@TheRebelmanone3 жыл бұрын
Excellent style in teaching. I realize, but not only that you realize you don't know everything, and that is the first requirement that makes a good teacher, but what you do know you teach well. Without that first requirement, you wouldn't be as knowledgeable as you are, because you questioned it and figured it out, you weren't afraid to admit you didn't know something, and therefore opened you up to knowing the real truth, that is a sign of actual intelligence. Your style is the best it gets, showing the failures right along during the process, showing how you don't give up or get too excited and break things, but just simply say "lets take a look" and you troubleshoot it and fix it in minutes.
@i8skeerd3 жыл бұрын
I wish people who make theses awesome instructional videos would please curb the music, if I wanted to listen to music the radio is just another button away. I want to hear YOU and what you are doing. thank you
@robertgolding53983 жыл бұрын
this is dangerous: dont use pvc it explodes under pressure, use polythene high pressure gas pipe instead. at least for the outer. or wrap it in kevlar tape.
@seanile3 жыл бұрын
Improvement ideas: inner diameter of 2" PVC = 2.047" outer diameter of 1-1/4" PVC = 1.660" 2.047"-1.660" = 0.387" (free space between inner diameter of 2" PVC and outer diameter of 1-1/4" PVC) 0.387"/2= 0.1935" (divide by 2 to account for both sides of ring.) Cross Section C.S. of ring must be larger than 0.1935" to seal. inner diameter I.D. of ring needs to be smaller than 1.660" to fit snug. Outer diameter O.D. of ring needs to be larger than 2.047 to seal. What size ring to buy: (size 326 is what I would try) has a C.S. of 0.210" - good has a I.D. of 1.600" - good has a O.D. of 2.020" - (bad by 0.027") But, considering the ring has to stretch by 0.06" to fit over PVC it will be larger and considering the C.S. is 0.0165 larger than the space available it should compress nicely. If you get the x ring instead of the O-ring, it will give two sealing surfaces instead of one. Link: www.allorings.com/x-ring-seal-sizes If you order it made of HNBR it will have the best abrasion resistance. Link: www.allorings.com/o-ring-materials-comparison Also, bevel the inner edge of the 2" PVC with a plumbers de-burring tool so the ring doesn't get damaged when inserting. Other than that, lubricate with silicon grease and you will have nice performance.
@meowmonster3 жыл бұрын
I know I’m late but use a plastic stick
@pippadhiety2283 жыл бұрын
you morons make videos like this as if you came up with the idea. then you take forever to explain the mundane parts of the build because you have no idea what the challenging parts were, next time just keep your not so original ideas to yourself please
@user-wl4nk6he9k3 жыл бұрын
you 're a genuis man thanks because of your video i understand how pneumatic cylinder really works
@robertsill84473 жыл бұрын
This is a great first half! Can you tell me what to do next to then wrap the spine with leather? I want to make a heavy Grimoire type cover.
@bubbadoesitall17153 жыл бұрын
Cool
@boots78593 жыл бұрын
Had to watch without sound, so maybe I missed some explanations. However, you need to watch some PVC glue-up video's, that was painful. Very cool overall though. How long can it run continuous before needing more oil?
@NavinJohnson_thethird3 жыл бұрын
I appreciate the fact that you included your mistakes and troubleshooting. Very encouraging for people like me who get discouraged quickly when things go wrong. Make on!
@paulmarklanojan33643 жыл бұрын
Cool. I hope I can do projects like this someday
@juniirawrz96123 жыл бұрын
Could similar methods be used for a binder?
@roninmakes49923 жыл бұрын
Probably? Like a 3 ring binder?
@icuppu24 жыл бұрын
Great video. Liked and subscribed. I can't understand the 27 dislikes, it has to be the same person with 27 computer accounts. Great job on the build. Just a tidbit: One mole of air, on average, contains exactly 602,214,076,000,000,000,000,000 air molecules, which occupy (R x T / atm) cubic meters; where R is the universal gas constant (8.314), T the thermal dynamic temperature, or 273.15 + celcius temperature, and atm is the atmosphere in pascals (101,325Pa), so if you know your temperature and cylinder volume, you can calculate the number of air molecules in said volume, and using the ideal gas law PV=nRT, you can calculate the pressure increase by using ratios and proportions of the volume decrease; in other words, P1 x V1 = P2 x V2, and thus (P1 x V1 / V2) = P2 then you can calculate the Energy in Joules that the parcel of compressed air has.
@mikebrick69824 жыл бұрын
How much weight do you think four of those together would lift for instance I have a pop-up camper and needs some type of mechanism to lift the top the original equipment has become missing
@roninmakes49924 жыл бұрын
It's hard to say without knowing the stroke you would need. My guess it would weigh about the same as a standard pneumatic piston, but take up more space.
@mikebrick69824 жыл бұрын
Four of those one on each corner of the pop-up camper I would say the pop-up portion lifts about 4 feet high and weighs approximately 200-300 pounds
@mikebrick69824 жыл бұрын
And is it capable of staying in the lifted position without an air compressor constantly running
@roninmakes49924 жыл бұрын
If you can get a good sea, then you could theoretically. But mine leaked, I think it's possible to get a really good seal on them, but if it's bouncing around behind a truck I'm not sure it wouldn't just bounce itself loose and not seal well.
@roninmakes49924 жыл бұрын
@@mikebrick6982 with those requirements, I wouldnt even try anything smaller than 4", 200-300 lbs can easily be lifted with enough pressure, but as many have pointed out, PVC can shatter and doesn't have a great torsional strength. I'm sure it's possible to pull off, but I think you'd spend just as much with all of the extra supports to make sure theres fail-safes and the load is perfectly linear as you would to just buy 4 real pneumatic pistons
@chrisniner87724 жыл бұрын
The O ring is the same size no matter which way you are using the cylinder....so both directions have the same potential.
@TheRebelmanone3 жыл бұрын
The O ring is not what determines potential force, the area of the piston is what he was talking about of which determines output force. And on the shaft side(the return/in stroke) of the double acting piston, he mentioned how the shaft size takes away from the available piston area that the return stroke air pressure can reach, causing it to be a bit weaker than the out stroke. and he is 100% correct.
@eliasrodriguez13094 жыл бұрын
Where is the link to the parts list? I want to make this for a pop-up outdoor movie screen.
@nateashby56134 жыл бұрын
In the description. I'm currently working on a telescoping version that might be better suited for that purpose. Life is pretty crazy at the moment, so I'm not sure when it will be out.
@robertobaldizon82064 жыл бұрын
Awesome....!!! Thanks for sharing.
@alh37454 жыл бұрын
Very nice After seeing this, think I'll paint the legs white and just stain the top.
@DharaGrace4 жыл бұрын
Well, this was more like a "watch me do it" as opposed to a "how to".
@ChrisLaboo4 жыл бұрын
That came out very nice!
@roninmakes49924 жыл бұрын
Thanks!
@johnsuyanto59414 жыл бұрын
What diameter of pipe to lift 3 tons a car up to 2 meters?
@roninmakes49924 жыл бұрын
All depends upon the pressure. And unless youve got a sophisticated lock system built around a cylinder like this, it's a recipe to have 3 tons drop from 2 meters onto whatever and whoever lies underneath. PVC can shatter if overstressed, pressure is an awesome thing, but you have to take strength of materials into account if you want to go down that road
@brandyhawking79084 жыл бұрын
I made it by myself thanks to woodprix instructions.
@evecloudlet52844 жыл бұрын
Thx
@alejandro1991ify4 жыл бұрын
Did you use the prestain wood conditioner prior to the stain?
@roninmakes49924 жыл бұрын
We did not. The idea is that you want the stain to soak down into the grain as best as you can. The pre stain conditioner helps make the stain more uniform, but hinders the soak potential a little bit. We sand down the top level afterward to get rid of any of the blotches that may occur in the stain process.
@nikkip94 жыл бұрын
Awesome job!! It looks great
@bulletproofpepper24 жыл бұрын
And the bowls
@chriskathichloesteven94584 жыл бұрын
Great video bro
@crashby224 жыл бұрын
That was a bit surprising. It didn’t appear that you factored in your container price either. It would be cool to see a comparison of the convenience factor too. Say it took you 3 hours to prep the homemade vs. 10 min to heat up all of the store bought ones.
@annaleeashby65074 жыл бұрын
Where did you find them for $1.71?? I need to shop there!!
@roninmakes49924 жыл бұрын
Costco! They've 13.68 for a pack of 8 so it's 1.71 a piece
@ashleywright86864 жыл бұрын
A LOT of work, but so well worth it!! Nice job! The table is beautiful.
@SuknAtFortnite4 жыл бұрын
I definitely learned a lot man! Great video! Thanks for sharing!
@markhodgson23484 жыл бұрын
Are you also from America
@chadelkins52745 жыл бұрын
Stop calling things he and her!
@IIBLANKII5 жыл бұрын
Chad elkins *Apache attack helicopter*
@Happydogs1005 жыл бұрын
Oh happy days your back!!!!
@javiermancheno85315 жыл бұрын
I can make a telescope for you for FREE and send it to your place ! You consider as a compliment and retribution for your SUPER useful video ! You just tell me what you would like to have ! my e-mail is [email protected]
@javiermancheno85315 жыл бұрын
I have been looking for something which enables me to move a sliding tube within a tube for a telescope pillar , the telescope plus the hardware weights 50 pounds, your design far exceeds mine and as you said is only simple physics . It just a matter of changing the diameter of the tubes that make the pneumatic cylinder ! Thanks a great deal ! Kudos for you ! you solved my 1 year old project !
@roninmakes49925 жыл бұрын
We're actually working on a telescoping version right now! Stay tuned for that video
@javiermancheno85315 жыл бұрын
@@roninmakes4992 I am eager to watch it , thanks a million !
@ginamulder74205 жыл бұрын
What sanding tools did you use on the small grooves?
@ethan39424 жыл бұрын
A Rotary tool it appears
@johnnyhwang78695 жыл бұрын
Awesome. ..this can be use for pvc go cart with this hydrolic. ..or a pvc retractable wheel from a amphibious go cart. ...ideas keep coming. .. excited. ..hahaha
@cameramensandy5 жыл бұрын
how many weight that pneumatic PVC Cylinder can push? in Kg. Can that pneumatic be a car lifter?
@roninmakes49925 жыл бұрын
It's dependent on the pressure. Unfortunately there's no way it could be a car lifter, the PVC couldn't handle the weight. If you made/bought one made out of aluminum or steel it could potentially do that, but you would want to use hydraulics instead of pneumatics
@cameramensandy5 жыл бұрын
@@roninmakes4992 kzread.info/dash/bejne/gId82aadlKqnmJM.html At that's video he make a car jack using a syringe and coke, Do you think Pneumatic system using more pressure can't beat the number of weight of lifter? or how much weight PVC Pneumatic can lift? more than 100 Kg of less?
@cameramensandy5 жыл бұрын
Cz I really want try to make like hand fork lift but DIY version using PVC with pneumatic or combine Hydraulic using compress Air and try to lift weight about 100 to 200 Kg's do you think it possible?
@cameramensandy5 жыл бұрын
@@roninmakes4992 and I think went you can find how much maximum Volume of Compressed Air, Maximum Psi PVC can Handle, and How Much Maximum force That PVC Pneumatic can handle, I think it's can be possible ^.^ cz you can customize the volume of compressed air and psi for how many Force your can reach.
@roninmakes49925 жыл бұрын
@@cameramensandy Im sure its possible, but pvc tends to shatter when overstressed. Being underneath a car supported by that is a recipe for death. Using many PVC pipes to distribute the load is definitely possible, but to make sure its safe you would have to do extensive testing to determine the life of the PVC as it will wear with the cycles of pressurizing and depressurizing and eventually explode at some point.
@LordSheogorath755 жыл бұрын
How mutch pressure does it need and how mutch force it gives ?
@wilmar10065 жыл бұрын
What schedule pvc did you use 40?
@roninmakes49925 жыл бұрын
Yeah schedule 40 for everything
@charlesdomalewski78172 жыл бұрын
@@roninmakes4992 Please add that to your supply list in the description. Had to scroll quite a while to find this asked and answered. TYVM for this video.
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This would also be a great green screen booth if you chromakeyed to that background amirite?
Very cool, thank you Ronin!
That's what I was looking for Halloween. A compact pneumatic piston in order to make an animatronic to scare people. Thx and greetings from Spain.
I’m going to use this to make a water pump
Who sing this song it made me dance to it by the way good video
Hi, this looks really nice. What number sanding grit did you use after staining?
I'm working on similar, but the o-rings just can't hold 40psi of water pressure, water leaks right pass them, even using two. I'm a bit stumped now.
Okay has anyone ever did ammonium chloride with the fractal burning??? I’m doing this tonorrow
10,000 volts? A microwave oven transformer only produces 2,100 volts
In the end i didn't hear any leaks, but i was wondering if it does? The reason i ask is because i wanted to build a air cylinder and piston but wondered if i would need to figure out something to stop the leak/s in those seals if any. The leaks might not hurt its application for many purposes, but for my purpose it has to be as leak free as possible.
It did and still does, I've been trying to find a more straightforward process to make better seals, but haven't found any that doesn't require a lathe
Excellent style in teaching. I realize, but not only that you realize you don't know everything, and that is the first requirement that makes a good teacher, but what you do know you teach well. Without that first requirement, you wouldn't be as knowledgeable as you are, because you questioned it and figured it out, you weren't afraid to admit you didn't know something, and therefore opened you up to knowing the real truth, that is a sign of actual intelligence. Your style is the best it gets, showing the failures right along during the process, showing how you don't give up or get too excited and break things, but just simply say "lets take a look" and you troubleshoot it and fix it in minutes.
I wish people who make theses awesome instructional videos would please curb the music, if I wanted to listen to music the radio is just another button away. I want to hear YOU and what you are doing. thank you
this is dangerous: dont use pvc it explodes under pressure, use polythene high pressure gas pipe instead. at least for the outer. or wrap it in kevlar tape.
Improvement ideas: inner diameter of 2" PVC = 2.047" outer diameter of 1-1/4" PVC = 1.660" 2.047"-1.660" = 0.387" (free space between inner diameter of 2" PVC and outer diameter of 1-1/4" PVC) 0.387"/2= 0.1935" (divide by 2 to account for both sides of ring.) Cross Section C.S. of ring must be larger than 0.1935" to seal. inner diameter I.D. of ring needs to be smaller than 1.660" to fit snug. Outer diameter O.D. of ring needs to be larger than 2.047 to seal. What size ring to buy: (size 326 is what I would try) has a C.S. of 0.210" - good has a I.D. of 1.600" - good has a O.D. of 2.020" - (bad by 0.027") But, considering the ring has to stretch by 0.06" to fit over PVC it will be larger and considering the C.S. is 0.0165 larger than the space available it should compress nicely. If you get the x ring instead of the O-ring, it will give two sealing surfaces instead of one. Link: www.allorings.com/x-ring-seal-sizes If you order it made of HNBR it will have the best abrasion resistance. Link: www.allorings.com/o-ring-materials-comparison Also, bevel the inner edge of the 2" PVC with a plumbers de-burring tool so the ring doesn't get damaged when inserting. Other than that, lubricate with silicon grease and you will have nice performance.
I know I’m late but use a plastic stick
you morons make videos like this as if you came up with the idea. then you take forever to explain the mundane parts of the build because you have no idea what the challenging parts were, next time just keep your not so original ideas to yourself please
you 're a genuis man thanks because of your video i understand how pneumatic cylinder really works
This is a great first half! Can you tell me what to do next to then wrap the spine with leather? I want to make a heavy Grimoire type cover.
Cool
Had to watch without sound, so maybe I missed some explanations. However, you need to watch some PVC glue-up video's, that was painful. Very cool overall though. How long can it run continuous before needing more oil?
I appreciate the fact that you included your mistakes and troubleshooting. Very encouraging for people like me who get discouraged quickly when things go wrong. Make on!
Cool. I hope I can do projects like this someday
Could similar methods be used for a binder?
Probably? Like a 3 ring binder?
Great video. Liked and subscribed. I can't understand the 27 dislikes, it has to be the same person with 27 computer accounts. Great job on the build. Just a tidbit: One mole of air, on average, contains exactly 602,214,076,000,000,000,000,000 air molecules, which occupy (R x T / atm) cubic meters; where R is the universal gas constant (8.314), T the thermal dynamic temperature, or 273.15 + celcius temperature, and atm is the atmosphere in pascals (101,325Pa), so if you know your temperature and cylinder volume, you can calculate the number of air molecules in said volume, and using the ideal gas law PV=nRT, you can calculate the pressure increase by using ratios and proportions of the volume decrease; in other words, P1 x V1 = P2 x V2, and thus (P1 x V1 / V2) = P2 then you can calculate the Energy in Joules that the parcel of compressed air has.
How much weight do you think four of those together would lift for instance I have a pop-up camper and needs some type of mechanism to lift the top the original equipment has become missing
It's hard to say without knowing the stroke you would need. My guess it would weigh about the same as a standard pneumatic piston, but take up more space.
Four of those one on each corner of the pop-up camper I would say the pop-up portion lifts about 4 feet high and weighs approximately 200-300 pounds
And is it capable of staying in the lifted position without an air compressor constantly running
If you can get a good sea, then you could theoretically. But mine leaked, I think it's possible to get a really good seal on them, but if it's bouncing around behind a truck I'm not sure it wouldn't just bounce itself loose and not seal well.
@@mikebrick6982 with those requirements, I wouldnt even try anything smaller than 4", 200-300 lbs can easily be lifted with enough pressure, but as many have pointed out, PVC can shatter and doesn't have a great torsional strength. I'm sure it's possible to pull off, but I think you'd spend just as much with all of the extra supports to make sure theres fail-safes and the load is perfectly linear as you would to just buy 4 real pneumatic pistons
The O ring is the same size no matter which way you are using the cylinder....so both directions have the same potential.
The O ring is not what determines potential force, the area of the piston is what he was talking about of which determines output force. And on the shaft side(the return/in stroke) of the double acting piston, he mentioned how the shaft size takes away from the available piston area that the return stroke air pressure can reach, causing it to be a bit weaker than the out stroke. and he is 100% correct.
Where is the link to the parts list? I want to make this for a pop-up outdoor movie screen.
In the description. I'm currently working on a telescoping version that might be better suited for that purpose. Life is pretty crazy at the moment, so I'm not sure when it will be out.
Awesome....!!! Thanks for sharing.
Very nice After seeing this, think I'll paint the legs white and just stain the top.
Well, this was more like a "watch me do it" as opposed to a "how to".
That came out very nice!
Thanks!
What diameter of pipe to lift 3 tons a car up to 2 meters?
All depends upon the pressure. And unless youve got a sophisticated lock system built around a cylinder like this, it's a recipe to have 3 tons drop from 2 meters onto whatever and whoever lies underneath. PVC can shatter if overstressed, pressure is an awesome thing, but you have to take strength of materials into account if you want to go down that road
I made it by myself thanks to woodprix instructions.
Thx
Did you use the prestain wood conditioner prior to the stain?
We did not. The idea is that you want the stain to soak down into the grain as best as you can. The pre stain conditioner helps make the stain more uniform, but hinders the soak potential a little bit. We sand down the top level afterward to get rid of any of the blotches that may occur in the stain process.
Awesome job!! It looks great
And the bowls
Great video bro
That was a bit surprising. It didn’t appear that you factored in your container price either. It would be cool to see a comparison of the convenience factor too. Say it took you 3 hours to prep the homemade vs. 10 min to heat up all of the store bought ones.
Where did you find them for $1.71?? I need to shop there!!
Costco! They've 13.68 for a pack of 8 so it's 1.71 a piece
A LOT of work, but so well worth it!! Nice job! The table is beautiful.
I definitely learned a lot man! Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Are you also from America
Stop calling things he and her!
Chad elkins *Apache attack helicopter*
Oh happy days your back!!!!
I can make a telescope for you for FREE and send it to your place ! You consider as a compliment and retribution for your SUPER useful video ! You just tell me what you would like to have ! my e-mail is [email protected]
I have been looking for something which enables me to move a sliding tube within a tube for a telescope pillar , the telescope plus the hardware weights 50 pounds, your design far exceeds mine and as you said is only simple physics . It just a matter of changing the diameter of the tubes that make the pneumatic cylinder ! Thanks a great deal ! Kudos for you ! you solved my 1 year old project !
We're actually working on a telescoping version right now! Stay tuned for that video
@@roninmakes4992 I am eager to watch it , thanks a million !
What sanding tools did you use on the small grooves?
A Rotary tool it appears
Awesome. ..this can be use for pvc go cart with this hydrolic. ..or a pvc retractable wheel from a amphibious go cart. ...ideas keep coming. .. excited. ..hahaha
how many weight that pneumatic PVC Cylinder can push? in Kg. Can that pneumatic be a car lifter?
It's dependent on the pressure. Unfortunately there's no way it could be a car lifter, the PVC couldn't handle the weight. If you made/bought one made out of aluminum or steel it could potentially do that, but you would want to use hydraulics instead of pneumatics
@@roninmakes4992 kzread.info/dash/bejne/gId82aadlKqnmJM.html At that's video he make a car jack using a syringe and coke, Do you think Pneumatic system using more pressure can't beat the number of weight of lifter? or how much weight PVC Pneumatic can lift? more than 100 Kg of less?
Cz I really want try to make like hand fork lift but DIY version using PVC with pneumatic or combine Hydraulic using compress Air and try to lift weight about 100 to 200 Kg's do you think it possible?
@@roninmakes4992 and I think went you can find how much maximum Volume of Compressed Air, Maximum Psi PVC can Handle, and How Much Maximum force That PVC Pneumatic can handle, I think it's can be possible ^.^ cz you can customize the volume of compressed air and psi for how many Force your can reach.
@@cameramensandy Im sure its possible, but pvc tends to shatter when overstressed. Being underneath a car supported by that is a recipe for death. Using many PVC pipes to distribute the load is definitely possible, but to make sure its safe you would have to do extensive testing to determine the life of the PVC as it will wear with the cycles of pressurizing and depressurizing and eventually explode at some point.
How mutch pressure does it need and how mutch force it gives ?
What schedule pvc did you use 40?
Yeah schedule 40 for everything
@@roninmakes4992 Please add that to your supply list in the description. Had to scroll quite a while to find this asked and answered. TYVM for this video.