The Ultimate DIY Vacuum Former - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 เม.ย. 2020
- We're making a DIY vacuum forming machine and packing it with features not commonly found in DIY builds, so it's safer and easier to use. In part 1, we start building the structure and mechanisms.
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Music: "Lonely Ride" by Oshóva
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that ending "test" was smooth
The 3D printed corners are an excellent idea. Have to do that tonight. Have to review this fully. Very nice build. Very professional.
Seems like always step 1 Get your $50,000 CNC setup to make a $20.00 part
GENIUS! That's the kind of video i use to appreciate in anxiety crisis to calm myself down. You just got another subscriber.
So glad to hear it helped you! Thank you for watching and subscribing!
Brlliantly made instructional video! Can't wait for you to add the plans! Marty (UK).
Hi, the digital plans for the ultimate vacuum former are available NOW! Get the plans (and some cool merch) here: teespring.com/stores/maketinker
Wow Great to see these things, lovely done. These equipments make life better and bring more products and yes creativity with no boundaries.
Its a really great build. I need one. Was looking to buy it, but now im decided to make your build for myself.
Thanks a lot for sharing.
Subscribed!
Cool! Nice to hear you got inspired to build your own. Thanks for watching!
I like that you add some fx effects in your video, makes it more entertaining and more interesting to watch! Kepp it up, good work!
That's a super clean build. I'm impressed! Good show!
i like the copy paste for drilling holes!
Fantástic. 👏👏👏👏👏👏 - Manaus/Amazônia
Kudos for a detailed and well presented video dude!
Thank you very much!
excellent work .. if I buy your manual, can you modify it to make it for a larger area? say 100 cm, and can you use an acrylic sheet? what would be the maximum thickness?
some really nice thinking behind this build. love it. keep up the awesome content.
Thanks!
Esta Excelente!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH ♥️
You are welcome, thanks for watching!
Awesome design!!! How did you figure out the geometry of the scissor arm? That was very cool.
very very good, Thanks for sharing
Thanks for this making video 😮
Hi, great design and build! I'm considering on buying your blue prints. What about the cnc machine, another diy project?
great looking machine well done
Thanks for watching!
A real constructor!
So much to do!
To put a black film at the end ... and turn on the vacuum device!
Hello, have you watched part 2? th-cam.com/video/CrX9xrVh_ps/w-d-xo.html
Genius Bravo
Thanks for share!
Thank you for watching!
Its really amazing work help a lot for startup’s , does this model have blow air mold release ? Also is it ok to connect vacuum pump with out reserve tank instead of vacuum cleaner ? machine
Very well made video! Keep it up
Thank you very much!
gratidão parabéns felicidade
Amazing video! The step by step guide has been really helpful to design one of my own, thank you!
Thank you, glad it was helpful!
donde esta la guia paso a paso???
@@alejandroimpellizzeri2718 el video es la guía, la cosa es usarlo como referencia y ver cómo se hace para luego replicarlo
Sensacional! Parabéns!! Add e inscrito.
Muito obrigado! Hope Google translate didn't butcher that much :)
I loved thoose video effects reall cool :D
Thanks!
Hello, Nicely done, Do you mind sharing the Vaccum pump capacity such as : flow rates and how many micron( Pa) ?
congratulations! I'm from Brazil, thanks for the tutorial, it will be very useful. What is the area of the suction table and the capacity of the vacuum moto ( fcm)r? thank you again !
The effective suction area is around 55 cm x 55 cm. We used a 3.5-Peak HP shop vac and it worked just fine. Thanks for watching!
great video. any companies that make a product like this to sale? I am looking for a Vacuum sheet metal shipping former style. trying to ship parts by sealing them.
Hi there, I have 2 questions, I'm from Europe and I'm not sure about the laquer you use, I googled it but I couldn't find any, can you link something? Same for the silicon caulk, I have no idea where to get it. I hope you can help out, in case I can find all materials I will buy the tutorial thanks.
Can you tell me the spacing between the electrical coils. Also, where did you buy the epoxy putty and where did you buy the mineral wool. Also what are the roller's called and the frame that they roll on called.
VERY NIIICE
I’ll bet you could have gone to a home improvement store, bought a piece of peg board (made out of MDF), stopped for lunch and gotten home in half the time it took to drill all of those holes.
Does clear PETG turn white when over heated?
Hello could you add the equiv European sizes for mecanic parts : screws , nuts , thanks a lot
Great video! What is that orange tool called? You used it to join metal pieces together and snap off the metal fastener so it doesn’t protrude... very cool!
It’s a rivet gun!
high class engineer
can I scale this 2 or 3 times the size
You made a lot of CNC cuts and 3d printed parts for this build any chance you will be sharing the files for these? Love the build by the way. Thanks
They are linked in Part 2 of this project. :)
Fully detailed, step-by-step plans and materials used for the whole build will be available soon. G-code files will be included. Follow us on our social media, we'll post when it becomes available. Thanks for watching!
@@MakeAndTinker oh cool, the listing of the material would be great, specially the electrical parts. Awsome build by the way. Will be a great tool for my studio.
nice
Hola en dónde se encuentran ? , en qué ciudad ? Yo vivo en México DF
haha great ending
Genauso Form ich wünsche mir
Hello, in the plans you sell, are there links to purchase the different parts we need?
Hi! Can I use PET instead of PETG?
Amigo se possível passa os itens usado nela por favor
Ruben de argentina..me puede pasar las medidas gracias
Nice work! I like the design. I would lose the pliers and get some sockets and a 3/8" driver though. Pliers are not the correct tool for bolts. Thank you for posting.
Thank you for watching! You are right, we just used the pliers because they were readily at hand :)
Hello ! What is the reference of the bearing used ?
hello. How many millimeters are the perforations?
How much did it cost you to build
Hi. So do you guys sell these?
Great video! Could you tell me what vacuum did you use?
We used a 3.5-peak HP shop vac. Hope it helps, thanks for watching!
nice work. have you a BOM ? and a scalable cad files ?
Hi, the detailed plans, list of materials and STL files will be available early January. Thanks for watching!
Just bought your plans, can you please tell me where you got the 5mm x 24mm x 10mm Double V Guide steel wheels from ? Been looking and can not find any suppliers Thanks
they have them at the openbuildspartstore.com look for V wheel kit
@@jayc6159 Thank you soooo much, I was panicking. lol
Would you sell one and what would you charge?
I need a machine to mold acrylic bathtubs and jacuzzi depth 500 length 1800 width 800. do you have plans available
you have a cnc and a 3d printer but not a combination wrench set?
We would use one of those combination wrench sets if we knew how to program it... or how to wire its connections :D Thanks for watching!
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Thank you!
There's pvc glue, no need for epoxy plastic, screws would be better than the glue, mdf is not resistant but is porous, there are a lot of improvements
I need a 12 gauge Hacksaw!!!!!
Y dónde están los heaters?
Just wondering what sheet thickness you can form with that machine?
Is there like a parts list/ guide somewhere to go along with the video?
Fully detailed, step-by-step plans and materials used for the whole build will be available soon. Follow us on our social media, we'll post when it becomes available. Thanks for watching!
@@MakeAndTinker can’t wait for that, perfect Video and Product!!
Hi, the digital plans for the ultimate vacuum former are available NOW! Get the plans (and some cool merch) here: teespring.com/stores/maketinker
It can mold 2 mm acrylic or not?
Haven't tried 2 mm acrylic but it should work just fine. Thanks for watching!
El problema es ke se tiene ke hacer una vacuum por cada objeto. Si es chico, se gasta mucho plástico, y se hace incosteable.
22:14 Clever.
Thank you!
send me size detail
Welcome, how do I install the wind system, thank you
Can you ,please share plans for this machine?
Fully detailed, step-by-step plans and materials used for the whole build will be available soon. Follow us on our social media, we'll post when it becomes available. Thanks for watching!
Hi, the digital plans for the ultimate vacuum former are available NOW! Get the plans (and some cool merch) here: teespring.com/stores/maketinker
Nice, but please hold smaller parts with a vise when drilling. At least use a vice grip. Less experienced people could loose grip and the spinning part cuts their hand. Safety first!
SHOWWWW
Step one. Own a multi thousand dollar machine to CNC the parts out. lol
Hand coordination, lol.
4:05 HHHHHHHHHHHH
You my friend need a trim nailer.......
Yep, someday I hope! Thanks for watching!
lol This isn't DIY this is prototyping hahaha amazing work!
There is something seriously wrong with this guy. A clean desk is the sign of a sick mind.......well......the same goes for his shop. Still he did a nice job.
The digital plans for the ultimate vacuum former are available NOW! Lots of work have gone into creating this 46-page step-by-step guide, with over 80 technical illustrations, specs, list of materials, electric and electronic connection diagrams, drilling and cutting templates, printable labels, STL files, code and a Quick Operation Guide.
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hello good morning!
I could review my purchase!, because it does not let me download any file
Looks amazing! Do build plans require having a CNC machine to create custom parts? Thanks!
А где Русский перевод ?
Says DYI like everyone has a CNC machine Lol.
LOL we had the opportunity to use a CNC router, however, it's not necessary at all. It can be made with basic power tools and interestingly in about the same amount of time. Thanks for watching!
It's too big and complicated for me. I'll just go to Amazon and buy the desktop version. Ha ha ha ha
To Long
unnecessarily complicated.
Could you fit a 2m radius hemisphere in it? No? Then it's not the ulitimate so please, stop using that word. You clearly don't know what it means.
We haven't had the need to vacuum form a 2m radius hemisphere, but it could be done... it's just a matter of supersizing the build 😁. Thanks for watching!
At least you’ve been the Ultimate Pedant ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣