This does feel a little revolutionary!
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Hi Dermot, 
ive been designing one for a while and I think I can do a very large one for around £300.00 pounds ,ive compiled a parts and materials list when the space is some what back to normal I shall be building it and it should be able to do up to 5mm perspex , Brian D=
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Pressure former, rather than vacuum former?
The result for the item you are trying to make would be about the same although a pressure former the detailing would be better . What materials can be used for the pressure former, a vac former you can use about 6
Normal sheet material as per vacuum former, plus resin and ‘thick silicon’ according to this article (early bird sales start tomorrow morning)
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Just seen it’s 1500-2000£.
Yes, pretty amazing really
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The sooner it is ordered the less money gets spent…
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I haven’t seen any interest from members yet
Interested : )
Anyone else interested? The price is low for the next 4 hours, then it will be too expensive…
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what’s the difference to the one we already have?
More precise and much faster.
Good point tho. We have a small thing no-one uses already. Not counting you forming bagels. Lol!
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