Good guide to making a vacuum former
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Check the "case construction technique sticky" in the Case Construction forum. The links are all there, I'm pretty sure on the second page.
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I'm a lazy cheapo.. Could I use a Dyson vacuum for a vacuum form? It would save me from having to buy a vacuum pump since I've got a broken Dyson in the loft. If I replaced the hose and cleared out all of the crap and gunk do you think it would be usable?
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It sucks. The hose was melted though which deminished suction, along with all the filters it has and gunk stuck inside the whole thing. If I took it apart and cleared the crap and replaced the hose, I think it could be usable since it was a pretty powerful vacuum to begin with, but I wanted to find out if you guys think it's powerful enough.joedog86 wrote:Only if it sucks
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