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Working in a Vacuum - A Guide to Advanced Vacuum Techniques for Curves and Shapes

Working in a Vacuum was originally released in 1998 and while the video quality is dated, the information remains as true now as it did over 25 years ago. This video is for those who are already comfortable with the veneering basics and want to learn more advanced techniques. In this video, Darryl explores the possibilities of veneering curved and shaped work. Projects that were previously too difficult can be easily executed by using a vacuum press. This video covers: constructing curved forms, creating curved panels, veneering a cylinder and bull nose shelf using two-step gluing techniques, applying veneer to moldings, laminating an arched window jam, and spiral staircase stringer – as well as a section on pump and bag maintenance. Every project is thoroughly examined and demonstrated. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 3:36 - Understanding and Building Curved Forms 10:38 - Using an AirForm Bladder to Support Curved Forms 13:05 - Building Materials for Curved Panels 14:39 - Understanding and Choosing the Right Glue 18:34 - Tips for Loading a Vacuum Bag 19:30 - Gluing and Pressing a Curved Panel 24:27 - The Advantage of Two-Ply Veneers 26:22 - Pressing Veneer to a Curved Panel 29:35 - Honeycomb as a Bendable Core Material 30:39 - Trimming a Curved Panel 33:26 - Veneering a Cylinder 43:03 - Veneering a Bull Nose Shelf 46:29 - Veneering Moldings 54:54 - Removing a Veneered Cylinder from the Vacuum Bag 56:07 - Veneering a Radius Edge on a Round Table 1:00:49 - The Inside vs Outside Techniques 1:03:42 - Laminating an Arch Window Jam 1:05:28 - Laminating a Spiral Staircase Stringer 1:08:25 - Pump and Bag Maintenance 1:14:03 - Reviewing What was Pressed