Pressure forming vs. Vacuum forming: Understanding the differences
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video, Mayku co-founder Benjamin Redford will show the key differences between vacuum forming and pressure forming.
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Contents:
00:00 Introduction
00:33 What is vacuum forming?
00:49 What is pressure forming?
01:41 Level of detail
02:03 Comparison 1: Packaging tray
03:23 Comparison 2: Industrial component
04:10 Comparison 3: Diffraction grating + Business card
05:17 Design guidelines comparison
05:38 Material compatibility
06:00 Differences recap
07:00 Similarities recap
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Comparison: Vacuum Forming vs Pressure Forming:
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If I may, I'd like to make 2 suggestions if you make another similar video. 1, if you want to compare the two, make sure you're using the same units. The positive pressure didn't sound impressive when you didn't use the same units to describe the vacuum. Similarly, suggestion 2, you introduce each vacuum piece first and talk about how bad it looks. However, the audience doesn't see what it is supposed to look like first so again, we can't agree or disagree with you. Start by showing the original part first or the positive pressure version so we can see how the "bad" version errors ourselves. When you eventually do the swiping screens to do a 2nd compare, maybe pause or hold in the middle since several of these examples are symmetrical and our eyes can see what you're talking about.
Thank you for the feedback!
Thank you, sir! I really appreciate it.
Very helpful, thanks
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Multiplier is very expansivet😮😢
It’s way overpriced
If its surface were 50 cm, it would be even better... 40 cm is a very small area!!😢
Thank you for the feedback. We wanted it to be a benchtop pressure former hence the size of the bed - creating 2part molds is always an option!
Good, but you may need a little more sleep ;)