Vacuum pump made from scrap

I hope I inspired you today.
Please note: The vacuumed gage should be on the other side of the valve so if you loose pressure either from a leak of from trapped air coming out of your object you can see it.
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[@KCreations4You]

Please note: The vacuumed gage should be on the other side of the valve so if you loose pressure either from a leak of from trapped air coming out of your object you can see it.

[@thelonecraftsman4966]

Sir, you are the Bob Ross of makers and craftsman. This channel is gonna grow.... :-):-) Blessings to you!

[@KCreations4You]

omg I needed that! Thank you! You are the people I want hear!

[@thelonecraftsman4966]

@@KCreations4You :-):-):-)

[@BadStrykerBaby]

That looks so cool. Any handy

[@1979tls]

That's 😎 cool!

[@KCreations4You]

Thank you.

[@thomasscott7829]

So your the reason we have snow... fix your dehumidifier! Do your part!

[@KCreations4You]

Don't panic I got a new one. :)

[@eCitizen1]

I think the gauge is on the wrong side of the chamber valve. If you turn the handle to hold a vacuum, you lose the ability to see how much vacuum remains. Perhaps the seal is not good enough to maintain a vacuum?

[@KCreations4You]

Yes you are right I have had that issue with it. I am looking at doing a remake in the future but I think in the meantime I'm going to pin a message so anyone doing it can know ahead of time. Thank you.