How to modify a LEGO pneumatic switch for optimal air flow by Techbricks.nl
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THANK YOU!! just what i wanted :D
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show what is the difference
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I tried this but the switch leaks. So I do not recommend to open the switch, just to drill bigger holes which will help the airflow. I dont know how they assemble the switch in Lego, but they have to create an extreme force to push the lever when they glue it.
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quick question, will this modification work with the other version of switch? cause my switches leaked after modification. PS: i know your website lol
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HOLY JESUS, your hands are sHaKiE
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i have a big problem. i can't open it. do you now why? do you sell them?
ruben wynia
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Thanks for the video, my engine wont run without this.
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I cut my finger off. Is this suppose to happen or maybe I was just to careless??
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If you modified your switch and cylinders but also needed a T split in between, would you need to modify that as well to keep the speed?
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I build a motor to and I want 4 modified switches but I can't open it. can i maybe buy it ? I have 3 switches but i don't now if it the right one.
ruben.
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i used this to get my pneumatic locomotive working and now it finally does! Thx a lot!
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A small tip: Nail clippers are surprisingly effective on legos.
I know that modified switches leak a bit, but si it possible to modify them without leaking?
Symnogtx 1 year ago
@Symnogtx : check my techbricks dot nl web site for more info.
techbricks 1 year ago
Now on your website you say you use a glue that you mix up yourself (for re-sealing teh back plate on) An at 8:31 you say use an Epoxy. Which one do I use?
SpeedyGonZohan 1 year ago
@SpeedyGonZohan : I use epoxy glue. Before glueing you must mix the two components of the glue.
techbricks 1 year ago
Do you cut also the pin in order to remove the back plane?
ofcadoneghe 1 year ago
@ofcadoneghe : Sure you can, but I alway try not to break ik at all. But that doesn't happen very offen.....
techbricks 1 year ago