who's doing vacuum bagging

[dasboata]

plz thanks

[NativePaul]

Kind of, I am using a foodsaver which is great for laminating over foam (which is most of my work, as all my projects are 1 offs) and OK for bagging flat sheets, but while a LOT better than a wet lay up for moulding it is far from ideal, and I am pretty sure I couldnt use it for for resin infusion.

I dont have a vaccum gauge, but for what it is worth from the way it acts on different foams I think I am getting somewhere around 9 inches of mercury.

[dasboata]

Kind of, I am using a foodsaver which is great for laminating over foam (which is most of my work, as all my projects are 1 offs) and OK for bagging flat sheets, but while a LOT better than a wet lay up for moulding it is far from ideal, and I am pretty sure I couldnt use it for for resin infusion.

I dont have a vaccum gauge, but for what it is worth from the way it acts on different foams I think I am getting somewhere around 9 inches of mercury.

kinda looking for more then that Paul might need a mold made also !! thanks

[NativePaul]

I thought you would be, it is for sure limited and not for everyone, but also amazing in what it can do for the money invested.

[donhuff]

I do. Because of the way I make my hulls, it's a necessity.