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Air Cylinders from Tracy Martin
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    Posted: 13 hours 5 minutes ago at 11:05am
more patience than I have!
That threaded end is 2.5mm x.4 pitch
I'm sure he'll be along with more info soon




Edited by JoeM(GA) - 12 hours 59 minutes ago at 11:11am
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Joe, these are air positive one direction, spring return. They have 2.5 mm of travel. The end is swagged on them to hold end cap. Thanks for posting. Tracy
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That's pretty impressive. Reminds me of a story I heard when I first started in machining. There was a country that claimed they made the world's smallest drill bit (don't remember which one). They sent it all over the world to show it off. The tour ended in Germany and they sent it back with a hold drilled through it
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what do you do with a piston that strokes 3/32 of an inch ???  Big smile
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It goes on a machine that machines rotors for cars. It raises a cubic zirconia point on an indicator that checks runout. One of the many little projects I make. I am currently making a bunch of guitar roller bridges and rockers for a customer. They go on the Brian May of Queen, style of guitars. Thanks, Tracy
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