Introduction to Pneumatics (Full Lecture)

[@79bamafan]

Love your videos and they have helped me a lot. I had to move unexpectedly and look for a new job. I’m a machinist by trade but where my wife and I moved to, they were in low demand. The only job similar to machinist was a mechanic job, but it required that you know about hydraulic and pneumatic systems. I studied your videos, like I was in trade school again and I landed the job. I want to thank you for putting all of this information out there.

[@bigbadtech]

Very nice! You're the person I'm making these lectures for. Stay in touch because I've got a bunch of pneumatic material I'm releasing after holidays.

[@79bamafan]

I can’t wait for it, because this is really exciting for me to learn.

[@TheChelseafan111]

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[@bigbadtech]

Stay in touch. More gold will be released starting tomorrow.

[@TheChelseafan111]

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[@TomAndersen0]

Love the live demonstrations you've included

[@jaymac3621]

Going to write my millwright c of q and your content is amazing study material. Much appreciated 🙏

[@bigbadtech]

Very nice! Are you a US based company? If so give me a shout at my school address. My evaluators at the NSF would be very pleased to speak with you.

[@jaymac3621]

No I live and work in canada.

[@asemtantawy5779]

Thanks very much sir ❤

[@cornpop7805]

I love your content, it's amazingly well done and complete! A small suggestion: refer to the rod end of the cylinder as the annular end. It seems you are using a couple of different terms to describe this end, whereas the most widely used text books on the subject use "the annular end" of the cylinder or piston.

[@bigbadtech]

Ironically enough I’m redoing some of the earliest lectures on cylinders and fluid power math and talk about all the different terms employed head/rod end/annular and cap/blind especially in different industries. As for me … old habits die hard! I’m a rod end man because that’s how I learned it the late 80s early 90s (back when the wild mullet roamed free).

[@cornpop7805]

@Jim Pytel I'm an 80s guy too, and looking at the old photos, I had a mullet. No one called it that back then, it was just the hair of the day.

[@yellowcyborg4729]

Thank you!!