Uploaded March 2016 | Updated September 2026, 15 minutes ago
Degassing small resin applications had been the bane of my existence. I swear.
While trolling some Youtube videos, I came across one describing a small hand pump vacuum chamber used for food storage.
"Hmmm," I thinks to myself, "I wonder if that thing would work to degas resin?"
I found a set at Walmart.com on sale for $15.00 (+$5.00 to ship) called "VacuumSaver."
I tried degassing a small amount of resin as soon as this thing arrived less than a week later. Results were satisfactory for my needs. In less than 15 minutes, I had bubble-less resin waiting to be poured!
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Degassing small resin applications had been the bane of my existence. I swear.
While trolling some Youtube videos, I came across one describing a small hand pump vacuum chamber used for food storage.
"Hmmm," I thinks to myself, "I wonder if that thing would work to degas resin?"
I found a set at Walmart.com on sale for $15.00 (+$5.00 to ship) called "VacuumSaver."
I tried degassing a small amount of resin as soon as this thing arrived less than a week later. Results were satisfactory for my needs. In less than 15 minutes, I had bubble-less resin waiting to be poured!
Thanks for watching!
facebook.com/TCBeads
248 726 1078
