🔧 Enhance Performance with the Tailonz Pneumatic Air Cylinder Bore Review

I built a pneumatic can crusher using this cylinder. The cylinder is very strong, I was able to crush a steel vegetable can. The biggest problem was with the first two cylinders I used, there was a slight screw adjustment to control flow. The small screw burst, rendering the cylinders unusable. The screws are very small and are screwed into cast aluminum. This is a major design flaw. They must be removed. Otherwise be careful, the screw flies out a lot.

I made a portable can crusher using 3D printed CAD parts. It uses a lever solenoid which I also checked. I was concerned that most of the stems sold online have thicker stems and I didn't think this would effectively crush the can, but with the stroke fully adjusted this thing breaks them down to about 3/8" to 1/2" "Inch, which is more than acceptable. Overall, the system works great with the lever and hose I bought from Revain for about $50, and I spend some of my time designing and printing…

I bought this air cylinder in combination with their 5-way foot operation to replace the manual lever clamp on my pocket hole gauge, something I've only seen online Video. This unit was delayed due to being lost by the carrier and not Revain, but when I received it it was very well packaged. It's a strong, heavy assembly with well-made parts that offers reliable extension at 100psi that holds the work better than the stock clamp. I have ordered another Tailonz cylinder with a longer stroke for…