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    Super Cheap Auto has 10ltr pressure pots on sale for $128.
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    i got mine for around $100 delivered off ebay, it is the same as the super cheap one only cheaperer

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    I take it that it works ok did you do any mods to it?
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    i haven't used it as yet, everything i have cast has just been done in conduit, no bubles at all

    i have a friend who is getting together a vacuum pump for me, which will hook into the pressure pot

    the pot holds pressure though and i cut off the pipe which goes down to where the paint would be

    MIK

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    Cool let me know how you go.
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    the main reason i got the pressure vacuum pot was for stabilizing wood, i have some burls that are so soft that they fly apart and some others that are full of holes, i thought to suck some resin into them to make them workable, and have a bit of a play of course

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    Quote Originally Posted by MBUMIK View Post
    cut off the pipe which goes down to where the paint would be
    MIK
    Two things:

    1) I'm told that if you heat that pipe, you can unscrew it from the lid.
    (I didn't do that myself, never heard about it till I had cut it off VERY short)

    2) If you remove the pipe instead of cutting it off, you can install a 90 degree elbow
    in it's place. This will divert the air flow when you charge the pressure pot so that
    the air stream doesn't blow the resin right out of your mold.

    If you've already cut it too short to get it out, just be sure to put something over the
    mold to stop the air from blasting the resin all over.

    DAMHIKT..

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    THIS is how I did mine.

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