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 So basically, the advantage of #35 is that it allows you to be sloppier in your design and fabrication. If you pay close attention to these details, you will never have a problem with #25 chain. - Jim Zondag [more] |
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02-08-2002, 06:46
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From what I can tell, it acts basically like a Chinese Finger Trap. Positive pressure forces the cylinder to extend, and negative pressure forces the cylinder to contract.
But... It's 4am, I may not understand what the hell I'm talking about, and it might operate in an entirely different way... /me should go to sleep... If you want a coherent reply, as opposed to this one, please tell me... I might be able to decipher what I meant tomorrow/later today, sometime... Last edited by FotoPlasma : 02-08-2002 at 07:10. |
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