Hi guys.
I'm new here and purchased the plans in the last couple of days.
I'm going to make a couple of minor changes to the bench I build, although nothing to set the world on fire or change the intent of the build.
Mainly modify it to metric sizes and a square box for simplicity rather than the tapered front section.
One thing I do want to do however if change the directional control valves from manual to electric.
The reason for this is that I'm lazy, so I want to modify the directional plate and put a handle on the front (possibly 3d printed) which will have a magnet embedded in it which will line up with one or another hall effect sensor embedded within the cabinet.
Depending on which hall effect it lines up with will determine if the electric directional control valve sets to intake or exhaust.
There's some pretty smart guys on here. I'm good with the physical design/manufacture but need some help with the electronics.
Is anyone interested in helping to make something happen?
Greig
electric directional control valves
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Re: electric directional control valves
Hi & Welcome to the PTS Forum
You got the plans you should have access the pass word then You need to here and look at Hotz
flow bench build he is doing the same thing you want to do
PTS Flowbench Plans Discussion Area
Open to members who purchased a set of plans
You got the plans you should have access the pass word then You need to here and look at Hotz
flow bench build he is doing the same thing you want to do
PTS Flowbench Plans Discussion Area
Open to members who purchased a set of plans
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Re: electric directional control valves
I'll check it out, thanks
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Re: electric directional control valves
Do you have a link to the correct thread?
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Re: electric directional control valves
I really love making stuff but don't finish much