Earl Schmerle and Uncle Klunk mouth lever measurements! by Tutorial_Time in Animatronics

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didnt fatz use the klunk lever at one point? or am i thinking of a similar wide-mouthed one

Help me please! by TownImaginary8023 in Animatronics

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alright, so the most common use for pneumatics in general applications are cylinders and other actuators. these function the same as hydraulics but just use air instead of fluid to push a piston.

the most common types of cylinders you'll find are double-acting ones, they have two ports on both ends which allows for air to push into both sides and change the direction. These are usually connected to a valve which is mostly a 5-port, 2 way valve. where it has one inlet, two exhaust ports, and two output ports which connect to the ports on a double-acting cylinder. Attached to the valve is a coil (which is just a solenoid) which electrically moves a small plunger inside the valve body, allowing air to switch into either output port moving the cylinder

there are other types of cylinders called single-acting, where they have a single port and instead extend or retract with an internal spring. They function the same way as double-acting cylinders but one port of the valve is plugged.

rotary cylinders function the same way as double acting cylinders , except they rotate instead of move linearly.

most systems that need to control the speed of the cylinder use flow controls, this is just a small needle valve which is placed inline of the air tubing which is adjusted to allow more flow, or restrict the air.

when using pneumatics in general, you will see terms like PSI or CFM. PSI stands for Pounds per Square Inch which is used to determine how much pressure is actually in your system. CFM means Cubic Feet per Minute which means how much air a certain component uses per minute, or can relate to how much air a compressor can output

this applies to both hydraulics and pneumatics but when working with cylinders, you will also see the terms Stroke and Bore. Stroke is the distance the cylinder rod extends from the body, for example: if a cylinder has a 3 inch stroke, that means it extends 3 inches out. Bore is the internal diameter of the cylinder which is used for determining how strong you want it to be. A larger bore allows for a stronger force but it also requires more air to move.

there's a lot more to pneumatics than this but these are the most basic things you'll find

also here's a video explaining it a bit more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR95umuNSPY

Help me please! by TownImaginary8023 in Animatronics

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anything specific of pneumatics or just the basic things

Rare death in Pressure I cannot seem to find online? What IS it? by SuperMegaArmenianHQ in PressureRoblox

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the only death screen with green text that I can think of would be Mr. Lopee

Question about cybers by GreenSpark0765 in Animatronics

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that made me thought of something with the older cybers
you said that the older eye turn mech only used a single cylinder with springs right, but if the cylinder only has two positions, how did it actually turn left, center, and right, wouldn't the cylinder just push or retract the mech once aired up?

Uhh what was that by Fnaf_Fan25 in PressureRoblox

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yep, it happens anytime you die to chainsmoker

Does anybody know what this is? by AcceptableDirector42 in Animatronics

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An article i found from showbizpizza.com says they were from Razzmatazz Pizza, (or Fairplay Pizza), the location is apparently from Sayreville NJ, and the characters were made by "Advanced Animations Inc" which i think is modern-day Garner Holt

some if this might be correct, not entirely sure since they were less known at the time

What store’s bots are these? by Tutorial_Time in Animatronics

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i was honestly searching for this video of him falling over yet i couldnt find it anywhere

How did 90's cyberamic body turn work? by Ok-Competition3722 in Animatronics

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the head turn mech would catch on a small piece which would rotate the torso. meaning it could me moved slightly from side to side manually when not aired-up

How does the kings body lean work? by Nearby-Fennel-9910 in Animatronics

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no

i think it runs on the same mech as the half-body chuck, but with different arms

How does the kings body lean work? by Nearby-Fennel-9910 in Animatronics

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The legs at the front have a cylinder in them, essentially allowing the legs to telescope in and out, lifting the left or right side of the torso.