Does anyone provide vacuum forming services?

I’ll provide the mold, is there anyone who can provide vacuum forming services for making enclosures?

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Thin Air Press Kit

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I was talking about this

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Ohhh gotcha, my bad

I would also like to know this

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Me too!

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I’d like this too, Psychotiller was cool enough awhile back to let me suggest custom bits a few times. I’d thermo form my whole naked body for the best ever jello mold ever if the process wouldn’t maim me.

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@Venom121212 was playing around with it, not sure how big you need though

Currently only doing bath bomb molds on a vacuum former made out of scrap wood and a shop vac so size is tiny. I’ve been really considering making a deck sized one though.

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i used a big vacuum bag used for clothes. Epoxy didn’t stick at all to the bag and was reusable without any problems.

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I would pay money for a “you send us a buck, we send you back the buck and an ABS enclosure” service

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:raising_hand_man: me too here !!


:relaxed: sorry for the cross-forum-topic

How did it not stick? and link?

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@mishrasubhransu We can work on that together :+1:

I used this Epoxy. You can switch the page to english.


and just a regular bag for 2€ from the store.

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I’m not sure I know what kind of bag you mean.

Are you referring to a normal bag from the grocer?

yep, the bags sold for storing clothes in a vacuum.

probably talking about something similar to Visqueen, the heavy shit at construction sites. I use that when pressing decks because glue won’t stick to it. And West Systems epoxy also peels right off of it.

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In the bag


Out of the bag.

I used this type of bag.

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Thanks! I actually use those bags for traveling lol