DIY Vacuum Forming Machine

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Published 2019-10-21
Vacuum Forming is a process used to mold plastic into a desired shape. In this video we will show how to make a simple vacuum forming machine. If you watch until the end of this video you will make and modify you own machine. We you enjoy this video. Don’t forget to subscribe my channel and don't forget to click on the bell icon to get Notification.#vacuum#Forming#Mold

All Comments (21)
  • @rivlry1975
    Amazing. Well done. That will be on my wish list of things to build
  • @kenbtheman
    I used a wooden cigar box to build mine. Worked great.
  • @spreadItWide
    It'd be cool to have a heating element 12" directly over the vacuum that heats the plastic from above. The vacuum could be supported by 4 ⅛" steel rods, 1 at each corner, that doubles as a slider track that is always perfectly centered from start to finish. I'm sure there's a few more steps involved, just throwing ideas out there for someone..
  • @createinspain
    For the plastic you can also use 250 micron binding covers I'd think. I was experimenting with them to see if they are heat resistant and they are not, they can be moulded with heat....:) and they can be pretty cheap if you can't get OHP
  • @tylerjones7310
    The vacuum Form Machine is so Cool in rc and diecast car bodies in small forms in my opinion in two scales I like 1/64 and 1/24 scales
  • @TheBrayan25
    Gracias por tu aporte, me ayudas mucho a comprender está técnica industrial
  • After watching this, I'm ready to build my own space ship, but first need to D-load that sound trac
  • @kraustman2285
    Good video thanks. I think you should put your vacuum tip center. It will be increase quality I guess
  • @mariashaver1483
    What is the material that you used to make the frame that held the plastic? The brown piece?
  • @nokiot9
    Do normal upright household vacuums have Enough power to pull like this? I built one and am having issues getting the plastic to meet the edge of the form and the hole base. For some reason I have better results with thicker plastic. Does my vac just suck?
  • @federicos9821
    Hi cool video, what kind of plastic did you use? Also it would have been very nice if you showed the plastic mold without the Dc motor in. Thanks
  • Question: I have seen other videos and would like to know if several holes or one hole in center is the best for the vacuum?