Lots of folks worried about clamping, just thought you might like to see one of the methods I use. Couple of bowls held against 0the 90 deg fence,very quick & secure.
I feed the cylinders just 50 psi and have yet to have a part move.
For profile cutting I try to use vacuum fixtures to save the spoil bd.Both methods very quick,no more tape & glue, or high profile clamps.
Sorry about that, Shoulda sourced them. Note the mounting holes are for 5mm bolts so enlarged the drill holes to take a 1/4 bolt for T tracks and T nuts on the spoil bd.Also use a couple with longer strokes on my glue board for clamping cutting boards.
What else do you need besides the two air pistons?I really like this. I want to give it a try.Is there a certain size air tube I need or do I need some type of solenoid to run it or can I just put 50 psi on it with a regulator and open and close it to make it work?
Thanks, Advance,
Eddie
I use1/4"press to fit connectors and a valve controller.The tube I found at Homedepot,I like it because it is soft and lays down.
TAILONZ PNEUMATIC 1/4"NPT 5 Way 2 Position Air Hand Lever.
TAILONZ PNEUMATIC 20mm Bore 100mm Stroke Double-Rod Double-Acting Aluminum Pneumatic Air Cylinder TN20-100
TAILONZ+PNEUMATIC+Push+To+Connect+Fittings+4.7&qid=1747751355&sprefix=tailonz+pneumatic+push+to+connect+fitting
You can buythe tubing at amazon,I find it is hard and has to be held down.
Hope this helps.
