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Proven Results with our Vacuum Forming Tables Designed for Your Workshop or Home |
Five Sizes $99 - $249 |
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just like the big, professional machines.” — Greg Mills, Patent Café Magazine |
“I got excellent results.” — Richard Marmo ScaleWorld |
| “I was surprised at how quickly and easily everything fell into place. ”
— Fred DeRuvo, Modeler’s Resource |
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a whole new line of vacform [tables] that are intended for the serious modeler. ” — Michael Benolkin, Internet Modeler |
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The Canopy Master
3½ inches x 3½ inches
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4 inches x 6 inches
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6 inches x 8 inches
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8 inches x 10 inches
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11 inches x 16 inches
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You place a sheet of warm, slightly melted plastic over a three dimensional shape (a pattern). Then you remove the air from between the pattern and the warmed plastic with a vacuum.
The warmed plastic cools down and stiffens very quickly and retains the shape of your pattern. Now you have a plastic part in the shape of your pattern
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You have seen vacuum formed objects all your life. For example, those products that you see in the stores packaged in a clear plastic bubble attached to a cardboard are called blister packs and the plastic of those blister packs have been vacuum formed.
If you are a chocolate maker, the molds you pour your melted chocolate into are vacuum formed.
Vacuum forming is used by modelers, hobbyist, prototypers, engineers, inventors, costume makers, chocolate mold makers and others. |
Q. Do your Vacuum Forming tables have a vacuum source? A. No. Our Vacuum Forming tables are affordable because you provide the vacuum source and the heat source, a conventional home oven at a temperature of 350°F (175°C). Alternately, you can use a paint stripper heat gun such as Makita's model #HG1100; or an electric hooded radiant type paint remover such as Warner's model #382.
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To answer that question we vacuum formed this big box.
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We were challenged to vacuum form a large, deep box. So we built a 6" x 10" plywood box and which was 6" tall. We made sure the sides were tapered about 5° so that we would be able to more easily pull it out of the plastic.
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 If we haven't explained things to you well enough, please contact us. Email us at mailroom@warmplastic.com or call us, toll free at (877) 560-6398 or Click here for additional information on how to contact us.
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