Vacuum Former Build - Plastic Battery Case

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  • Опубликовано: 25 сен 2021
  • Vacuum Former Build - Plastic Battery Case
    In this video I build a vacuum former and make a plastic battery case with it, the first of 32 for the electric buggy lithium battery build. You can read more details about how I did it and what I learned in the process or download the plans by checking out the links below. In the next video I'll show you how I made the battery modules and sealed them in the ABS cases that I formed.
    Build article: renewablesystemstechnology.co...
    Electric crosskart build series:
    • Homemade Electric Bugg...
    Lithium module build:
    • Homemade Electric Bugg...
    More tool builds:
    • How To Build The Modul...
    Website: resystech.com
    Facebook: / renewablesystemstechno...

Комментарии • 121

  • @JamesBiggar
    @JamesBiggar  2 года назад +20

    In this video I build a vacuum former to make sealed ABS cases for the electric crosskart battery modules. You can learn more details about how I did it and what I learned in the process or download the plans by checking out the links below. In the next video I'll show you how I made the battery modules and sealed them in the ABS cases that I formed.

  • @noureddinetaboch8229

    Any one how did it like this video or not yet?

  • @belgrademachine
    @belgrademachine 2 года назад +23

    As usual, I watch in amazement! To design and manufacture awe inspiring projects as well as the tools to make them. People must be beating your door down to have you take on projects ... it would just distract you from this cool stuff you obviously passionate about. Nice work once again James .... Daryl

  • @rojop8

    I WANT TO BUY THE DRAWINGS FOR THE THERMOFORMING MACHINE BUT THE LINK IS DOWN

  • @user-bg4ii9cu5x

    If i want this model ready to use what its cost with delivery in india

  • @ThePilotx1

    Link for the vacuum former plans seems to be broken, any chance its available elsewhere?

  • @riderbikers4242
    @riderbikers4242 Год назад

    I could not move my gaze from it.

  • @seckora

    Do you have a place where we could purchase sheets of abs?

  • @BenMitro
    @BenMitro 2 года назад +7

    Thanks for showing the failures as well as the successes. There is a bit of trail and error in getting the form right. This is an excellent implementation of a vacuum forming machine. It looks like you have around 1000W of heating in the elements?

  • @fadyrule

    Hello, great work man! I have a question, is it possible to vacuum form a U shaped ( 3 sides) box with minimal cutting ? What do you think

  • @adilkazi9
    @adilkazi9 Год назад

    What capacity vacuum pump required for 1ft. X 1ft. Of forming?

  • @mrshaneyt43
    @mrshaneyt43 2 года назад +17

    I was a welder for 15 years and lived in the workshop . Used to love that I could get up at any hour and make whatever crazy thing popped into my head .

  • @mbpro08
    @mbpro08 Год назад +3

    MAN...the fact that you build your own tool and that they look sooo clean and perfect is really impressive.

  • @drpipe
    @drpipe 2 года назад +3

    Superb.. Im pleased you showed the ones that didn't work as Every project has an element of trial and error. Fantastic

  • @RicardoAnzolaMusic
    @RicardoAnzolaMusic 2 года назад +1

    This is by far the best design, fab and step by step i’ve seen’

  • @theecstatic9686
    @theecstatic9686 2 года назад +2

    Oh man, I wanna see that krosscart ripping it up already, but this is just awesome on a whole other level....

  • @joaquinmanuelvicenteguerre7119
    @joaquinmanuelvicenteguerre7119 7 часов назад

    Exelente trabajo, mucho ingenio, mil gracias por compartir este su conocimiento, saludos desde California 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @icarus901
    @icarus901 2 года назад +1

    Just wanted to say thanks for the extremely thorough write-up at your website..I enjoyed the video and came away with a lot of ideas, but now seeing the written post regarding the project after the video -- TOP notch work.

  • @rickreid8149
    @rickreid8149 2 года назад +5

    Thanks James, love it, makes you think of so many potentials and could double up for carbon fibre parts production too hmmmm . Good to see the Kart progressing.

  • @wickedprotos1937
    @wickedprotos1937 Год назад +1

    You have a unique clean design mentality and flow I like and want to incorperate. CAD, Mech, hands-on skills: your shop is nicely organized and kept in a non-trippable state( ie I fall over my crap). I'm trying to stop my tendency toward a system-of-piles mentality, where I jump from project idea to project idea, without proper cleanup between, as I context switch. I call it my "mpu interrupts without return address" system. Drop in some hoarding of anything that might be useful material in the vague future, and it's often a mess in my head, lab, and shop!!!! BR, Lee