Thank god something to do for the of the work day

I'd definitely be interested in getting an intro to simple hydraulics.

Simple hydraulics lesson, yes please!

PLEASE do some more about hydrolics, its so hard to find good info, and your explanations are awesome.. Seriously PLEASEEE!!

Would love a hydraulic mini series, more knowledge more better

Yes mini series on on hydraulics please.

Hydraulic series, for 2 reasons. 1 I learn from it. 2 Your good at it, don't hold back either. We are picking up what your laying down.

Hey bud. Yes please... I'm definitely keen to learn about the basics of hydraulic systems. If you upload it, I will definitely watch from start to finish and maybe a couple of times over. 👍🏼

Fuck - not even a minute in and I know exactly what screwdriver in my drawer is the one that I first did a starter solenoid swap with

Hmmm cavitation... that seems like a very interesting topic ;)

Would definitely love to learn more about hydraulic circuits

Not to take away ffrom your other videos, but i found this one to be one of your better uploads. And mark me down for hydraulics lessons.

Just started a job as a industrial maintenance tech. Hydraulic 3.5 meter presses, steam heated platems ect. I'll take all the pointers you feel like givin. Information is more valuable than money. Finally understand that. Thanks for being you AVE

Doctor here, cavitation in your fingers does not cause damage and is different from what you are talking about. You are correct in saying synovial fluid but incorrect on what exactly happens. Now, the ability for a solution to dissolve gas is directly related to the pressure applied to it. When a joint is manipulated what results in the audible sound (cavitation) is due to the fact that you are increasing the space of the joint. The joint is surrounded by a membrane and nothing is allowed in or out. When you move the join the space inside the joint increases thus lowering the pressure inside the joint. When you decrease the pressure the gas dissolved in solution comes out which results in the pop sound you hear due to the gas breaking the surface tension of the fluid where as the example you give it creates a cavity that collapses upon its self I believe. Cracking your knuckles is more comparable to opening a can of coke. When you pop the top you decrease the pressure inside and the carbonation bubbles come out of solution, breaking the surface tension. This results in a pop which you can hear by holding the can close to your ear. Cavitation does NOT damage the joint. When it happens there is an increase in mobility, range of motion and joint space. There is a medical profession based around the principle of adjusting joints which results in cavication. Chiropractors adjust hundreds of thousands of people daily possibly millions and don't cause damage to the joints. Cracking your knuckles causes damage is an old wives tale that old people tell their kids so they aren't constantly popping their fingers and driving their parents nuts.

Voting yes on the hydraulics series.

I have a great understanding about Hydraulic's and Hydraulic systems. But, I would absolutely love to watch a Hydraulic system miniseries from you! Please do one!

I get cracked up just listening to you, you’re a blast and knows his business.

Heres my comment in the dubbly doo. I want to learn hydraulics! Thank you Uncle AvE!

Sure, a log splitter or press would be interesting!

The videos you have on hydraulics like the gear pump one were invaluable to me last year when I was studying for exams. More videos like that would be fantastic.

I have learn hydraulic pumps and motors on my own for the past 20 plus years but I enjoy watching your videos to see what I can learn

Pretty f'ing cool video there Bilbo. Thanks for the BOLTR

In England pretty much anything with pipes is inch fittings. There I was, all "holier than thou" with my metrique drill bits, my metrique taps 'n' dies.... mocking the old man with his Witworth spanner set... then I started looking into working on a vacuum pump and a bit of basic plumbing and it was all "gulp... best I get back to school and learn how to do fractions" :) Hydraulics mini-series would be great.

the basic hydraulics series sounds great to me! a whole bunch of people would really enjoy that greetings from austria

Yah, like so many I'd love to see ya do a short-course kinda thing with a few projects built. Thanks for putting all this stuff out here - your gift of clearly explaining stuff plus your humor really works for someone who learns like me (the Hard Way!) Much appreciated!

Oh man please do a hydraulics series, I've always been curious and I can't think of someone I'd rather hear it from!

i like watching your video's because you cover many different topics and i get tolearn more. thank you AvE.

Simple hydraulic mini series would be awesome! Thanks for all the work you do!

Yes! A hydraulic circuit guide for beginners would be extremely welcome.

That intro to hydraulics sounds awesome! I say let's do it!!

Hey man, long time subscriber to you and to Leonard French. Pleasant surprise to hear your name come up in Leonard’s live stream last Sunday. Looking forward to that Snap-On Lawsuit Video!

as an new engineering student a mini series on the basics of hydraulics would be great! awesome videos!

I find hydraulic systems fascinating, so please do more of them. Thanks for the vids, I know these are old videos but I'm new to the channel-and I love your humor and knowledge.

I would be very interested in learning more about hydraulic systems! Especially variable displacement pumps!

Putting my dignus end into the dooballydoo for high pressure fluid vidjayos

Definitely interested in hydro basics. Matt from The Workshop turned me onto your channel and have not stopped watching. Great videos and keep it up!!!

You've got my vote for the hydraulics mini series!

Having just gone through two levels of canukistan trade school, and being a fan of course; I, personally, would love to hear your particular explanation of hydraulics!! I'd imagine you'd have WAY more views than you might think!

Hey AvE, a series on hydraulics would be great. I don't know much about hydraulics and I love your style of explaining things, so a miniseries would be amazing.

Yes! I'd love a beginner series on hydraulics!

I actually work at the haldex barnes where this pump is from which is actually called concentric due to the company changing hands. I have to build these pumps and various others some more complex then others but all in all they are pretty cool in how they work. And by the way you got it dead nuts on how the housing is made. Your knowledge still never stops impressing me.

I live in Rockford Illinois!!!!!! Actually work at a large aerospace company in the Rockford area too...working on a box of goodies from the scrap bin in the home shop for ya😁 For those confused....no not production aerospace stuff....jeezlus that'd get ya fired/arrested real quick

Very interested !! Thank you for everything AvE !

Yessir, I think a back of the class on hydraulics would be great!

So your next video you are going to build a steam logsplitter. How cool!

Great wizard, Please impart your knowledge of the hydraulics upon us in more videos!

Hydraulic videos would be pretty cool. All your electronic videos go straight over my head

I definitely interested in learning more about hydraulics. I really enjoy your videos. They feed my mind and soul. Thank you so much.

ugh, watching you go through the process of sorting out the part number gave me flashbacks of doing the same with aerospace electrical connectors...what a nightmare that can be!

Hell yes video's on hydraulic machines would be cool.

I used to work on commercial espresso equipment, it's fascinating how a lot of the mechanics in the machines is the same type of hydraulic gears. The ones I worked on used that type of gear pump to pump water into the boiler and pressurize it to 9 bar. I recognized the exact buzzing noise of that relief valve when you made it. Sometimes it sounds like a high pitch howling/screeching too. Always fun to test during business hours

Yes to a simple hydraulics video! I have always been curious

Industrial meta: Grainger website sucks golf balls but has a great catalogue. McMaster has an 'eh' catalogue and a very nice website. An addendum: We needed 5 gallons of fine sand. I found some at a local sandblaster supply place and the exact same stuff at Grainger for 5x the price. But my Manager said to buy it from the special supplier we use at 10x the price. When it arrived it still had half the Grainger sticker attached.

AC 65-15a, a free download from the FAA's website, has a pretty good intro to hydraulics in chapter 8. It's focused on aviation maintenance, but an actuator is an actuator.

Love the beginner hydraulics videos idea!!! Definitely do that!

Really glad you mentioned the direction of the pump being counterintuitive. I got it wrong to start with. I love how simply these pumps are. I know, I need to get out more! Really enjoyed this video. I did hydraulics at college but would still love a refresher. Hydraulics have changed the world in such a big way but never get the credit in a way electricity or the internal combustion engine have.

I'd like to see a vjayo on your air operated pump. How she chooches. Also should mention hydraulic injection injury!

I would love to know about the liquid pixies.

THIS IS SO INFORMATIVE.... imagine how much time would be required for reading and apprenticeship to absorb what he demonstrated in 28 minutes!

Yes to the hydralics basics videos!

Uncle B it's time for a new healing mat!

Would be interested in simple hydraulics tutorials

Love idea of hydraulic basics explained

Professor AvE? Yes please.

Not directly relevant to this video, but you've made mention of sintered parts before. I would love some discussion some time of the pros/cons of machining vs sintering vs casting vs whatever other methods they use to make metal into useful things. Apologies if this has already been covered of if it's too broad a question. I'm a relative newcomer and still making my way through past videos. I'm kind of addicted. Keep on chootchin'. :)

Press - would be interested

Thanks, already this was very informative........hoping for a series on this subject!!

Great video, a four part series, Thanks

I had a battery hold down break in my 69 bronco. I slammed on the brakes and the battery shorted out on the inner fender and blew up. It bulged my hood and blew half the battery case off. Surprisingly enough it still had enough juice in it for one more start. Had to go home and change my undies!

Heck yeah I would be interested in the hydraulic mini-series

yes do a hidraulics course, im a radiologist from brazil, there is always something new to learn!(and a huge fan of your videos)

Yes please, A mini series on on hydraulics would be much appreciated.

I drive a Raymond fork at work amazed by how it will put 4,000 pounds 350 inches up all day and night long. AvE Your both Canadian pull some strings and show me that motor and pump.

I suspect many of your viewers could very much use a hydraulic beer can crusher. edit: Or come to think of it... a re-engineered fully skookum hydraulic Juicero.

Thanks bud I learned something on all your videos I appreciate you

I plan on building a lumber mill a year or two from now with automated hydraulics as well as a number of other things and I would LOVE a basic primer on hydraulics. Perfect timing.

Hydraulics 101. For the back of the class, the metalheads, the stoners, the shop guys... I'm down

More hydraulics

a mini series would be awesome!

YES, 100% would love to watch a mini series on how to safely build a hydraulic system

Yep, I'm interested in beginer hydraulics.

Don't worry too much about the dead tree carcass thing, it does, after all, grow on trees.

Love your vjaoes, can't get enough. I learn something with every video watched. I would like to see the hydraulic series!

YES! I WANT THE HYDRAULIC PUMP MINI SERIES PLEASE!

I am interested your simple or advanced hydraulics...

Very interested in hydraulics! Let’s do it!

I'm all for the beginner hydraulics series mate!

This was a really fun video. Thanks!

Professor AvE presents HYD101 aka: How to make the mermaids wiggle and scream the way they want to

Very interested in the hydros.

Dude no shit your videos have been so fucking helpful for me. I just got a job as a hydraulic pump tech 3.5 months ago and it's hilarious how often I get a pump or motor I have no clue about then I see you upload a video with something almost exactly like what im working on. keep it hard bud

Hydraulics for Beginners would be an AWESOME series of videos.

I for one would love Hydraulic 101

I would be interested in more hydraulics. Sizing of valves and relief and how to properly restrict flow for slower action

Yes AvE I would love to learn more about how hydraulics work

Yes yes yes to the mini series on hydraulics.

You have a vidjayoo everytime my lady bleeds!

Build a log splitter

As a dull apprentice, I thank you for these vjo's

Would absolutely love the hydraulic series.