what are the hoses on the back of the valve bank? I know there is one on each side for exhaust and intake and then 2 for A and B on the front of each valve, but what is the hose coming from each valves solenoid?
I know nothing about it other than it exists and everyone used to want me to get on it. I was going to sing up, but the sign in asked too many personal questions for my liking.
Thank you! And good luck! This project is extremely interesting and your update video "A Head Start" inspired me to do some work in both of my animatronic project today.
Hi I just bought a baomain air valve and I’m kind of clueless. I have these two air cylinders and I don’t yet have tubing. I don’t know how to power the air valve so like could you teach me a little bit about it? Sorry if I’m bombarding you with questions I’m just trying to find out how these kind of things work.
@@theoddone2747 Yes. I am gay and I am a furry. I'm proud of that. Homophobia is a major thing... maybe you should go to a therapy clinic? Also, I'm immature? You just went on my videos and commented "Gay" and then deleted them.
@Fred Banditz Ik I’m late but pneumatic animatronics run off solenoid bank valves that connect to a computer via the computer lines which controls the movement via software
How did you even get a hold of him? Ive only ever been abke to find parts, never the whole animatronic (probably doesnt help that i dont live in America or anywhere where there is a chuck e cheese) 😂
The days these animatronics were designed were 70s when servos didn’t exist. Pneumatic cylinders were utilised. These are a lot quicker and cheaper than hydraulics. With the amount of work the servos will not last half as long as a pneumatic cylinder. And imagine the shear current that tens of servos will pull in a total show. Stick with pneumatics.
are you willing to sell this? I would love to buy it since I might only ask for money this Christmas Edit: if I do get money, I hope I have enough lmao
FNaF Isn't real... that is from chuck e cheese and before that showbiz pizza. And none of them can walk because they either have no legs or feet, or they are screwed to the floor. They also have nothing in their legs that allows them to walk.
I love this this is the thing I watch 24/7!
Wow, I have that same exact compressor! Nice!
i watch ur vids
You do because you are in the same show, at Chuck-E-Cheeses
Thanks for the help I’ve uhh been wanting to start practicing making some motion controls for a animatronic if I get to build one :3
I'm probably didnt listen well but what's that small box u connected the orange and blue air tubes to
Kermit The Frog a valve bank
what are the hoses on the back of the valve bank? I know there is one on each side for exhaust and intake and then 2 for A and B on the front of each valve, but what is the hose coming from each valves solenoid?
I believe they are exhust ports but when I blew air through them it seemed to be tied to the pressure port. I have to look more into it
maybe they are pilot exhaust?
I wonder can this be use for a motion simulator as well
You can but pneumatics are not made for precise movements so it wouldn’t be the best
Can you do some more on this project
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@@Joaofelixgomeslins lol that’s hilarious
Does your Pasqually still have his hi-hat movement and base drum movement?
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I know nothing about it other than it exists and everyone used to want me to get on it. I was going to sing up, but the sign in asked too many personal questions for my liking.
Nope But I'm planning on adding them. It still have enough valves for it. My goal is to set it up to actually play the drums
Thank you! And good luck! This project is extremely interesting and your update video "A Head Start" inspired me to do some work in both of my animatronic project today.
Showbiz CEC it's dook larue
Hi I just bought a baomain air valve and I’m kind of clueless. I have these two air cylinders and I don’t yet have tubing. I don’t know how to power the air valve so like could you teach me a little bit about it? Sorry if I’m bombarding you with questions I’m just trying to find out how these kind of things work.
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@@theoddone2747 Nah.
@@theoddone2747 The FNAF fandom stands here forever.
@@theoddone2747 Yes. I am gay and I am a furry. I'm proud of that. Homophobia is a major thing... maybe you should go to a therapy clinic? Also, I'm immature? You just went on my videos and commented "Gay" and then deleted them.
@@theoddone2747 I can like FNAF if I want. You can have your opinions but stop being a dick about them.
ohhhh we have an asshole incoming.
will you please link the tubing you bought?
Quick disconnects existed during the concept unification.
Do the cylinders use air pressure to move? No electricity running to the animatronic at all
Skywtaker Productions yes, just air.
@Hollywood Vine The cylinders move via air pressure, you dont need electricity at all for movement. Start at around 30 PSI
@Fred Banditz Ik I’m late but pneumatic animatronics run off solenoid bank valves that connect to a computer via the computer lines which controls the movement via software
Do you live in Florida
How did you even get a hold of him? Ive only ever been abke to find parts, never the whole animatronic (probably doesnt help that i dont live in America or anywhere where there is a chuck e cheese) 😂
I am at 4:26 so i think the different colors is to tell whats what
Can u turn it back into door
Mean dook
Revive Amore
hello Brazil?
What exactly happened during your “drug filled rage”
Stop being so nosey
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Me: oh cool an animatronic
My brain: FNAF 0_0
You inspired me thank you so much
start at 28 psi and work up to no more that 60 on CEI bots
Carnt u just make it all electronic servos
Servos are not capable of moving heavy aluminum pieces, also they're too small and will burn out.
The days these animatronics were designed were 70s when servos didn’t exist. Pneumatic cylinders were utilised. These are a lot quicker and cheaper than hydraulics. With the amount of work the servos will not last half as long as a pneumatic cylinder. And imagine the shear current that tens of servos will pull in a total show. Stick with pneumatics.
servos finna turn super saiyan after moving any bit of aluminum
are you willing to sell this? I would love to buy it since I might only ask for money this Christmas
Edit: if I do get money, I hope I have enough lmao
Om Nam. Uh this video is 3+ years old, so I don’t believe he would be selling him.
these things are worth a lot more than you'd get
FBI Donut how do you know? You have one of Them
@@GEN1USRUclips These can and are always sold in the 1000s range. And are always more.
o I just came to a random video because I got into robots again and I see this lol thanks for the info guys
By the way the voltage range on the valve is from 21.6V - 26.4V
interesting
Omg fnaf is real please make a freddy faz bear from fnaf or circus baby from fnaf sl
FNaF Isn't real... that is from chuck e cheese and before that showbiz pizza. And none of them can walk because they either have no legs or feet, or they are screwed to the floor. They also have nothing in their legs that allows them to walk.
I know it was a joke
@@lilly-yy1tm Ahh ok
Lmao
Yassssss
Pov: Fnaf 10
no.
Just no.
i hate 1/8th outside they are so slow
Can I skip
i am new
Welcome!
Its a animatronic of fnaf right well godbye
No it isnt.
FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S
Bruh dude,, this is not FNaf at all.
@@technofurside8363 dude does not take seriously i'm just kidding kkkkkkk 😂
Look i edict and instead of fnaf i put fnac kkkkkkk😂
@@isaacnunes3477 plot twist : if you're interested, i'm making animatronics
@@technofurside8363 what good! just don't put Kids in kkkkkkk😂😂😂😂
@@isaacnunes3477 XD they will not be FNaf animatronics, exept for fredbear and springbonnie
From one it's just called animatronic and for when it comes from a pizza place called Chuck e cheese 🍕