A little dumpster-diving let [Nick Skvarla] build his vacuum form machine for around $5. He pulled a vacuum cleaner out of the trash, which was tossed away because of a broken power plug. He put it into a box which had been sealed with spray foam and used a piece of pegboard for the top side of the enclosure. He takes a piece of 40 mil PETG plastic from the hobby shop and mounts it in a wooden frame. That goes into the oven on broil until the entire sheet is sagging, then onto the vacuum former.http://hackaday.com/2010/12/02/vacuum-forming-at-home/
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Thursday, December 2, 2010
Vacuum Forming At Home
Need a custom canopy or other small plastic parts? Check out this DIY approach over at Hack a Day.
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