Dave in Tampa. I really appreciate all the help over the phone the past couple days. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with me and everyone else. I will fly your flag and promte your business to anyone that is interested. I imagine this video was overdue based on your reaction to my questions about mesh that I based on research I did in other videos. Your reaction was of a little frustration as the info I had gathered and asked you about was inaccurate or incomplete and BAM, here you are correcting the record for me and anyone else who may have been confused by all the same conflicting info out there. Thanks for sharing and doing what you do. In the past three days I have taken on dozens of orders for projects I wouldn't have been able to do a week ago. The vaccuum pressing system opens up so many doors as a woodworker and you are the best out there at presenting clear, concise and accurate info and it is a pleasure dealing with you and your business. Thanks again, Dave.
I am sort of wondering why a platen is un needed on the top. I’m not doubting this but am guessing that the principle of the grooves and or the netting must be on the underside of the project (over the nipple) as that’s where the bag could seal against the project without all the air escaping entirely? So if the platen is on the same side as the nipple, then the air escape issue is resolved, correct? Thx much.
Oh, one other question? What would be the disadvantage of using two or three platun boards that but together to form one large one to make it easier to lug the boards around and store them when not in use? Any problems with that? Obviously I would take care to make sure the grooves stay lined up with each other while the pressing is taking place. Im building full sized doors so that oviously requires a pretty big board. Thoughts?
Dave in Tampa. I really appreciate all the help over the phone the past couple days.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with me and everyone else. I will fly your flag and promte your business to anyone that is interested. I imagine this video was overdue based on your reaction to my questions about mesh that I based on research I did in other videos. Your reaction was of a little frustration as the info I had gathered and asked you about was inaccurate or incomplete and BAM, here you are correcting the record for me and anyone else who may have been confused by all the same conflicting info out there.
Thanks for sharing and doing what you do. In the past three days I have taken on dozens of orders for projects I wouldn't have been able to do a week ago. The vaccuum pressing system opens up so many doors as a woodworker and you are the best out there at presenting clear, concise and accurate info and it is a pleasure dealing with you and your business. Thanks again, Dave.
Great videos, keep up the great work. Super helpful with the stuff im getting into right now, thanks
I am sort of wondering why a platen is un needed on the top. I’m not doubting this but am guessing that the principle of the grooves and or the netting must be on the underside of the project (over the nipple) as that’s where the bag could seal against the project without all the air escaping entirely? So if the platen is on the same side as the nipple, then the air escape issue is resolved, correct? Thx much.
Yes, that is correct.
Oh, one other question? What would be the disadvantage of using two or three platun boards that but together to form one large one to make it easier to lug the boards around and store them when not in use? Any problems with that?
Obviously I would take care to make sure the grooves stay lined up with each other while the pressing is taking place. Im building full sized doors so that oviously requires a pretty big board.
Thoughts?
Hello sir. Kindly guide me how to use urea formaldehyde resin in chipboard making and material formulation.thanks.
We are not in the business of chipboard making. You will have to look for answers elsewhere.