That's awesome man I'd really like to do something like that but on a smaller scale but one good note is cars these days or 75% plastic no more going to the Pull-A-Parts or waiting on an order from RockAuto for you just make you a couple pucks and there you go! I see two words and your future custom parts!
Awesome, dude! Btw, I wanna ask a thing, do you get satisfactory, even heating with those heater arrangement? And for that vacuum tank, do you really calculate the volume required to maintain constant forming pressure? Thank you for your reply!
i used to this kind of stuff when i was younger, way over build stuff not because i needed it but just because i had the idea and had to build it. so in the last 2 years how many times have you used your super trick overbuilt vacuum form machine?
Top notch. Very nice machine. I was wondering if I could commission you to make some parts for me. I have made bucks but would rather not build a machine for one time use.
You made it so well !! I am watching this video in Korea. It was written by a translator. Please understand. I want to make the same. Do you have any electrical diagram documents? I wonder what electronic equipment you used. I'm sorry... I have no idea.
I actually bought them on ebay. They came out of China. Here is the link: rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F232302122105
Foxau2, I was wondering what manufacture solenoid valve you are using? I bought the plans from Protoform, and am making changes to what I think would be more user friendly. Let me know when you get a chance. Thanks! Wayne (Clifton, NJ)
I took a look on eBay and found a brand called Ace Crew for $43 bucks . They also have a website for the specs at: acecrewdirect.com. It is 1" NPT (In and Out) and has a 24 VDC coil. Thanks for posting the video and your reply to my question. Wayne
@@Foxau2 love your work , mine is almost finished but wondering what you used to hold the nichrome wire coil to the ceramic backing boards? Is it just nichrome loops ? Cheers from Australia 😀
@@drujames272 they are cotter pins. The nichrome is held in the loop part of it. It's pushed through and opened on the back side. Very simple solution.