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Breaking in new Cylinders
When we got our brand new cylinders from Bimba, we found them to be so stiff, they would not allow our catapult to retract via gravity.
So, with a couple of extra parts from around the shop, and a little code on my Arduino Nano, we got this simple cylinder exerciser. Last edited by billbo911 : 16-02-2014 at 01:13. |
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Re: Breaking in new Cylinders
I assume you mean "not"
Did you find this helped? |
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Re: Breaking in new Cylinders
Thanks Nathan. Corrected it.
Yes it helped tremendously. |
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Re: Breaking in new Cylinders
Have you tried lube? There are plenty of lubricants that would probably help you out.
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Re: Breaking in new Cylinders
Wouldn't that violate R76?
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Re: Breaking in new Cylinders
I'm not sure that it would, but we have no plans on doing that.
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