How I Made A Double Top Vacuum Hold Down Box-PART 2 | David Schramm Pro Luthier

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Here is my completed vacuum hold down box for making double top guitars.
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[@choimdachoim9491]

I've been thinking of something similar for ingesting epoxy into the plywood I'm installing as the transom of my boat. Usually vacuum-bagging is used with peel-ply coating the surface but I'm thinking floating the plywood on tacks in a hard-space vacuum filled with epoxy will do a better job. I've seen your idea used in sheet-metal bending operations. You might want to put that loud pump somewhere in the next county.

[@schrammguitars]

The pump is louder in the video than it is in person. I do a lot with vacuum bags and peel ply for other operations in lutherie.

[@joseph8947]

Thank you.