so what parts would you start doing if you got a small table or even a boom size table ?

doug

--- In harryproa@yahoogroups.com.au, "gravitygroper" <gravitygroper@...> wrote:
>
> Theres heaps of small stuff you can do on a single sheet of Melamine Faced MDF - from bunnings or a cabinet maker, you can get a 1200X2400 sheet for about $20. Vacuum pumps are available on ebay for about $200 last i checked, search for "2 stage rotary vane vacuum pump".
>
> Youll also need a catch pot to stop resin gettin into the vac pump, absolute vacuum and engineering sell a premade one, or you could make one yourself - only needs to handle -14.7psi.
>
> Once youve had a little play around with infusion, youll be wanting to jump right into something bigger. Bigger infusions are more time efficient, youll soon realize that scaling up is rather inconsequential, theres just more resin to mix and thats about it.
>
> Sooner you get started, the sooner you finish :)
>
> Nick
>

> --- In harryproa@yahoogroups.com.au, "Doug Haines" <doha720@> wrote:
> >
> > Hello guys,
> >
> > On the continuing theme of trying to get going forward on the
> > main project (ie the next HP).
> > What would be an easy small part to start off with.
> > Without the investment of table and bulk materials?
> > Or is getting ready with the table and pump about all there is
> > to do before starting?
> > The method is good, but it is an all or nothing sort of a thing with re
> > gards to buying materials and getting started.
> > Sorting plans and work areas are really all I can think of.
> >
> > Doug
> > Perth
> > WA
> >
> > former Sidecar owner/builder
> >
>