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I'm confused on how alot of this stuff works. I know how it all works, but I don't know like, the details of each piece used in creating a pneumatic prop. If anyone has a website with diagrams or anything of a pneumatic prop with descriptions of each piece used, could you post it here?
Also another thing that I can't process when I read it is PSI. First of all, what does it stand for. I know it's th amount of pressure used, but what does it stand for? And also what are the different pressures used for? Such as, what type of prop would you need 25psi for? Is that barely any pressure or ALOT of pressure? I'm not sure how it goes.
And lastly, air tanks. The main pneumatic prop I'd like to build first (once I get this all figured out) are pneumatic ankle ticklers! I posted a topic on it and got alot of help, but I'm wondering what I could do about air tanks. I'd need air to power the ankle ticklers for 2 days on 2 weekends, from about 7 pm to 11 pm each of the nights. Would the ankle ticklers use up all the air in an hour or will they last a while?
I'm lost haha. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Also another thing that I can't process when I read it is PSI. First of all, what does it stand for. I know it's th amount of pressure used, but what does it stand for? And also what are the different pressures used for? Such as, what type of prop would you need 25psi for? Is that barely any pressure or ALOT of pressure? I'm not sure how it goes.
And lastly, air tanks. The main pneumatic prop I'd like to build first (once I get this all figured out) are pneumatic ankle ticklers! I posted a topic on it and got alot of help, but I'm wondering what I could do about air tanks. I'd need air to power the ankle ticklers for 2 days on 2 weekends, from about 7 pm to 11 pm each of the nights. Would the ankle ticklers use up all the air in an hour or will they last a while?
I'm lost haha. Any help would be greatly appreciated!