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thanks

here is the finished cossie.
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i use a utility knife , when the plastic is still very hot on the platen. basic rough cut then i clean up the parts with a table top belt sander.

i have found in my little bit experience with vacforming, with the tank ,it will hold a vacuum until you release the seal around the platen. ie a hole forms at the bottom of the plug or you lift the ...

i got a 33 gallon tank. i bought my pump used and it gets between 23-15 hg. but it is a well used pump before i got it.

i want with a 7 cfm pump and tank. i had some deep pulls to make so i wanted to make sure the pump would do the job.

very cool. what thickness of plastic are you using??

thanks for the comments. i am only having the webbing issues on the tank corners , other than that the pulls are going pretty good

i am offering kits. but there is a waiting list. check out the b ...

here is the pic of the first full kit pulled. i have to fine tune the chest and back plate so i get pulls that go all the way to the platen. a little more work and should get cleaner pulls. some of ...

i hear ya!

i am going to use .090 till i get the hang of it.

.125 is about and 8th of a inch.

my first pulls!!!! some success.

the problem i am having is my vacuum pulling holes through the tiny platen holes and losing suction. and the the edges are not pulling flush in some places.

t ...

do you have any filters that you could recommend??

well i fixed, a o ring had come out of place on the inside of the pump.

a 25 cent part brought the whole thing down. HA!

i still have to figure some kind of filter to keep particles of junk out ...

i think i destroyed my vac pump. i bought a used one and got it running ,
it was locked up when i got it. took it apart and turn the pistons inside the pump , put it back together. the pump ran fine. ...

that is amazing!! i want one of those printers. you could do greebs for days. on larger parts ,you would build it a piece at a time. glue it together and instant master of a helmet or whatever.