Automatic Drawer #1 ruclips.net/video/dErvf2Mpw1s/видео.html Automatic Drawer #2 ruclips.net/video/c6-f58yAias/видео.html Automatic Drawer #3 ruclips.net/video/9sWPt9u6YuY/видео.html 00:00 Intro 00:23 Air Cylinder 12CH Controller 02:53 Automatic Drawer #2 06:39 Automatic Drawer #3 10:35 Outro I'm going to make an automatic drawer. Before that, I made an air cylinder that could open and close drawers. I always use a compressor in my workshop, so it's convenient to use air. It's also more comfortable than driving with a motor. The unit controls a total of 12 cylinders with a solenoid, with a manual switch and a 12ch remote controller to open and close drawers wirelessly. Air blocks were used to reduce the use of nipple. I had a long dream about automatic drawers. I think it would be nice to open and close the drawer with remote control or switch if necessary. The response to this idea is divided into two parts. 1. You can open it with your hands, is it necessary? 2. That's a great idea. I need to apply it anywhere. There's something I really want to tell the first style of people. Do you know how much it cost humans to land on the moon? It wasn't a matter of cost. Not only was it an opportunity for technology to advance and leap forward, but also the sum of the human expectations that aspired to it was much greater than the cost. It's a leap forward, but the automatic drawer I made, I think it plays a big role just to inspire and be willing to enjoy our DIYs. For more convenient use, each drawer has its own switch. In addition, since the four drawers have to be moved individually, connectors are installed for each drawers so that they can be connected to the main drawers. The drawer was arranged with a partition to accommodate the most materials. This is the birth of automatic drawers using pneumatic cylinders, which will appear in many videos in the future. I think it will be an interesting experience if you try this yourself. Thank you.
I will never get tired of watching your builds I have ordered order parts for my drill press dust extraction thanks to you I will finally have the perfect dust collection.
I love these, ive been buying used festo valves, fittings pistons for years from ebay, every chance i get i tinker, i just made a pneumatic clamp down for my felder panel saw, some clamps for my blum hinge press and currently working on an automated dust boot for my diy cnc machine. Your videos inspire me to do more! Keep them coming, amazing work!
Are you a professional with a nice workshop? I watched your video and it looks like you have a lot of cool stuff, including all the tools you need, a rotating workbench, a CNC suction table for sanding, etc. I'm sure you've upgraded your workshop since then, and I think we'd all have learned a lot if you'd continued to make videos. I feel a sense of camaraderie with you because you have similar thoughts, and I would like to express my gratitude. one more. Your nickname is so cool!
Great job. I can not understand people who felt disturbed by the costs or spacewaste😂 its an great project and shows whats possible. Excellent work Sir, keep going, i love your videos ❤
I think it's the citizens of the world who are worried that I might be wasting space, even though they didn't make it themselves. I am so grateful to have someone like you who truly understands. thank you!
I run a small factory. While working for about 15 years, I collected tools and parts while doing the work needed for the factory. I am also an inventor who holds over 10 patents. Still, I enjoy creating something new. I am very happy that my little experience and know-how can be a small hint for the work of viewers. I am deeply grateful to those who join me on this journey into the world of DIY.
Excelentes videos, veo que le encanta la neumática y que bien la aplica, me alegro que ahora utilice el termo encogible o termo retráctil como lo llaman en otras latitudes, esos empalmes con cinta no quedaban nada bien, Saludos desde Medellín Colombia
That's a good question. I am very interested in automation. In the long term, my goal is to automate many things in my workshop. For this, many things are needed, such as welding, electricity, solenoids, stepper motors, electronic control, pneumatic cylinder parts, and woodworking. The process of learning all of these things is so enjoyable. I would be happier if someone could get a small hint through my work. Please watch me grow. thank you!
Actually, I feel like an adult child. I live with the fairy tales and fond memories of my childhood as treasures. As written in the thumbnail, I just wanted to make a chest of drawers that would open when I told it to open. I would be happier if there were people who could get a little hint from my work. It just is.
좋아하는 일을 열심히 하고 있는 사람입니다. 매번 작품을 만들때마다 넘어야할 고비가 있습니다. 아직은 그걸 극복하는 과정을 너무 재밌게 즐기고 있구요. 비슷한 생각을 하는 분들께 작은 힌트를 드릴수 있다면 참 감사한 일이라 생각하고 있습니다. 과한 칭찬의 말씀에 감사드리며, 더 재밌는 영상을 위해 노력하겠습니다.
Do you know how much NASA spent to put a man on the moon in 1969? Thanks to reducing the budget for aerospace, saying that the cost was not enough, the United States now relies on Russia's power to launch spacecraft. Seen as a simple challenge, almost all DIY works cannot surpass the price and efficiency of ready-made products. Please don't discourage people from continuing to try new things. Even the cost and wasted space are mine. If you don't like that waste, there are ample opportunities not to make it. Anyway, thank you!
@@Kynosys_ SpaceX (which by the way is a US company) launches a rocket at least once a week, including bringing people to the ISS. They do this by not wasting anything, not money, not time, not resources and not space. The way NASA did things in the past are exactly that - a thing of the past.
Did they go to Mars? The space policy that is deceiving the public is almost a religion. The period of technological advancement in which other technologies could be obtained as bonuses has passed, so your use of a political space event as an analogy goes beyond the logic of what I am talking about. Rather, it is exactly what NASA has been doing that has had many additional benefits. It's similar to what I'm pursuing.
You’d think at your age someone would’ve taught you “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.” The fact that you cannot see the ingenuity behind this build is insane.
Automatic Drawer #1
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Automatic Drawer #2
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Automatic Drawer #3
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00:00 Intro
00:23 Air Cylinder 12CH Controller
02:53 Automatic Drawer #2
06:39 Automatic Drawer #3
10:35 Outro
I'm going to make an automatic drawer.
Before that, I made an air cylinder that could open and close drawers.
I always use a compressor in my workshop, so it's convenient to use air.
It's also more comfortable than driving with a motor.
The unit controls a total of 12 cylinders with a solenoid, with a manual switch and a 12ch remote controller to open and close drawers wirelessly.
Air blocks were used to reduce the use of nipple.
I had a long dream about automatic drawers.
I think it would be nice to open and close the drawer with remote control or switch if necessary. The response to this idea is divided into two parts.
1. You can open it with your hands, is it necessary?
2. That's a great idea. I need to apply it anywhere.
There's something I really want to tell the first style of people.
Do you know how much it cost humans to land on the moon?
It wasn't a matter of cost.
Not only was it an opportunity for technology to advance and leap forward, but also the sum of the human expectations that aspired to it was much greater than the cost.
It's a leap forward, but the automatic drawer I made,
I think it plays a big role just to inspire and be willing to enjoy our DIYs.
For more convenient use, each drawer has its own switch. In addition, since the four drawers have to be moved individually, connectors are installed for each drawers so that they can be connected to the main drawers.
The drawer was arranged with a partition to accommodate the most materials. This is the birth of automatic drawers using pneumatic cylinders, which will appear in many videos in the future. I think it will be an interesting experience if you try this yourself. Thank you.
I will never get tired of watching your builds I have ordered order parts for my drill press dust extraction thanks to you I will finally have the perfect dust collection.
I love these, ive been buying used festo valves, fittings pistons for years from ebay, every chance i get i tinker, i just made a pneumatic clamp down for my felder panel saw, some clamps for my blum hinge press and currently working on an automated dust boot for my diy cnc machine. Your videos inspire me to do more! Keep them coming, amazing work!
Are you a professional with a nice workshop? I watched your video and it looks like you have a lot of cool stuff, including all the tools you need, a rotating workbench, a CNC suction table for sanding, etc. I'm sure you've upgraded your workshop since then, and I think we'd all have learned a lot if you'd continued to make videos. I feel a sense of camaraderie with you because you have similar thoughts, and I would like to express my gratitude.
one more. Your nickname is so cool!
It is all such great fun, of course it is expensive how much fun are you willing to most for great
Great job. I can not understand people who felt disturbed by the costs or spacewaste😂 its an great project and shows whats possible. Excellent work Sir, keep going, i love your videos ❤
I think it's the citizens of the world who are worried that I might be wasting space, even though they didn't make it themselves. I am so grateful to have someone like you who truly understands. thank you!
You are one incredibly talented maker! I absolutely love your videos. Great job! :)
I feel encouraged by your words of gratitude. I will work hard to create better works.
project very good bat cost is very high
Your workshop setup exactly how i dreamed.excellent works keep go on👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 i would like to see more pneumatic projects.
Hammer, was für ein Aufwand…aber absolut genial👍👍👍👍👍
So much respect for your work. I am curious what background do you have? Is there a video where you mentioned this? Such a great work ❤ everytime
I run a small factory. While working for about 15 years, I collected tools and parts while doing the work needed for the factory. I am also an inventor who holds over 10 patents. Still, I enjoy creating something new. I am very happy that my little experience and know-how can be a small hint for the work of viewers. I am deeply grateful to those who join me on this journey into the world of DIY.
Excelentes videos, veo que le encanta la neumática y que bien la aplica, me alegro que ahora utilice el termo encogible o termo retráctil como lo llaman en otras latitudes, esos empalmes con cinta no quedaban nada bien, Saludos desde Medellín Colombia
Really neat! Just a thought, would a downward cutter reduce the wood breakout when routing?
That might be possible. As you say, I will consider it carefully. thank you
Very cool always so amazing watching your videos
Grandios!
엄지척!!!
아침부터 눈호강하고 갑니다.ㅎㅎ
아이디어가 좋네요~!^^ 잘보고 갑니다. 근대 저게 에어콤프레샤에 연결해서 작동되는 원리죠?
Sir, you are skilled. May I ask who manufactures the motor system? Great build💪🏾
It is not a motor, but a pneumatic cylinder. It seems like it would cost a lot more to drive it with a motor. thank you!
Great work greetings from Germany
Thanks for your interest!!!
Do the workshoop tour.
Pretty cool project, but does it actually serve a specific purpose to make them automatic or is it just for the cool factor and it being possible? ❤
That's a good question. I am very interested in automation. In the long term, my goal is to automate many things in my workshop. For this, many things are needed, such as welding, electricity, solenoids, stepper motors, electronic control, pneumatic cylinder parts, and woodworking. The process of learning all of these things is so enjoyable. I would be happier if someone could get a small hint through my work. Please watch me grow. thank you!
@@Kynosys_ - I was referred to you by another RUclipsr recently, don't remember who, he showcased one of your storage solutions. So I'm subbed now.
@@Kynosys_ it was Shop Nation who gave you the shout out. ❤
Bellissimo automatizzare ogni cosa. Ma una domanda.....perché?
Ist da ein Sicherheitsstop falls mal ein Finger dazwischen ist? Ansonsten super Video 👍🏻
It is not easy to prepare safety devices. First of all, it was created with an emphasis on the opening action. Thank you for your words.
It looks very nice, but I am wondering what is the reason behind making all of this automation?
Actually, I feel like an adult child. I live with the fairy tales and fond memories of my childhood as treasures. As written in the thumbnail, I just wanted to make a chest of drawers that would open when I told it to open. I would be happier if there were people who could get a little hint from my work. It just is.
Тор 1 ЮТУБ !
Very good job!!!! Nice video
Thanks for your words.
당신은 천재입니까?
좋아하는 일을 열심히 하고 있는 사람입니다.
매번 작품을 만들때마다 넘어야할 고비가 있습니다. 아직은 그걸 극복하는 과정을 너무 재밌게 즐기고 있구요.
비슷한 생각을 하는 분들께 작은 힌트를 드릴수 있다면 참 감사한 일이라 생각하고 있습니다.
과한 칭찬의 말씀에 감사드리며, 더 재밌는 영상을 위해 노력하겠습니다.
здорово, великолепно! а на хрена?
What an insane waste of space in that cabinet both behind and below those drawers. To me that is worse than the rediculous costs of the build.
Do you know how much NASA spent to put a man on the moon in 1969?
Thanks to reducing the budget for aerospace, saying that the cost was not enough, the United States now relies on Russia's power to launch spacecraft. Seen as a simple challenge, almost all DIY works cannot surpass the price and efficiency of ready-made products.
Please don't discourage people from continuing to try new things. Even the cost and wasted space are mine.
If you don't like that waste, there are ample opportunities not to make it.
Anyway, thank you!
@@Kynosys_ SpaceX (which by the way is a US company) launches a rocket at least once a week, including bringing people to the ISS. They do this by not wasting anything, not money, not time, not resources and not space. The way NASA did things in the past are exactly that - a thing of the past.
Did they go to Mars? The space policy that is deceiving the public is almost a religion. The period of technological advancement in which other technologies could be obtained as bonuses has passed, so your use of a political space event as an analogy goes beyond the logic of what I am talking about. Rather, it is exactly what NASA has been doing that has had many additional benefits. It's similar to what I'm pursuing.
Yes it is, but it’s not your space to worry about! Have you been asked to pay for it? What have you made recently and shared with the YT community?
You’d think at your age someone would’ve taught you “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.”
The fact that you cannot see the ingenuity behind this build is insane.