Are you gonna 3d print the holder or use lathe and drill press?
And I was curious about one more thing.
As far as I know for creating a near perfect vacuum, the moisture should be completely removed from the chamber, so that there would be no water particles inside.
So, what you do with this problem? (assuming, if this is problem)
p.s. You’re doing an awesome project! Good luck with it!
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Hi!
Are you gonna 3d print the holder or use lathe and drill press?
And I was curious about one more thing.
As far as I know for creating a near perfect vacuum, the moisture should be completely removed from the chamber, so that there would be no water particles inside.
So, what you do with this problem? (assuming, if this is problem)
p.s. You’re doing an awesome project! Good luck with it!
Cheers,
Phil