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single piston high pressure pump
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This is the first version of this pump that is in a viable state . This pump makes decent pressure and will pump to a head of at least 14" 4.5m.
this pump uses a piece of pvc pipe ( 1/2 "x30mm long) as the cylinder, but the model for the complete cylinder can be printed but its not recommended .
There are 2 options for orings for the piston oring boss -3 or metric m12x2
the connecting rod uses 6mm balls ( I used air soft bbs )
there are multiple options for crank
one piece printed ( needs 6mm stiffener shaft)
12mmx1mm tube sleeved one piece crank
12mmx1mm tube sleeved two piece crank.
the 2 piece crank needs a 4mm screw to attach crank end
for sleeves I used stainless steal straws .
for best results use the 2 piece crank .
Oring required for head 18mmx3 ish or hose washer will do . locate with petrolatum jelly while installing .
for valves the instructions are similar to this previous version.( store bought check valves can be used but at high flow aquarium valves
this pump uses a piece of pvc pipe ( 1/2 "x30mm long) as the cylinder, but the model for the complete cylinder can be printed but its not recommended .
There are 2 options for orings for the piston oring boss -3 or metric m12x2
the connecting rod uses 6mm balls ( I used air soft bbs )
there are multiple options for crank
one piece printed ( needs 6mm stiffener shaft)
12mmx1mm tube sleeved one piece crank
12mmx1mm tube sleeved two piece crank.
the 2 piece crank needs a 4mm screw to attach crank end
for sleeves I used stainless steal straws .
for best results use the 2 piece crank .
Oring required for head 18mmx3 ish or hose washer will do . locate with petrolatum jelly while installing .
for valves the instructions are similar to this previous version.( store bought check valves can be used but at high flow aquarium valves
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