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08-29-2014, 03:56 PM
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Home Stabilizing
I have just received a state of the art laboratory quality vacuum pump, 8CFM and 3 micron. I was wondering if anyone else out there has a similar type pump. What I am wanting to do with it is start doing some serious home stabilizing of wood for friends and maybe even sell some if the quality is good enough. I guess I am looking for any tips or tricks to home stabilizing. I will be construction a large pressure vessel that I can then place a smaller vessel in if I am doing a small batch of wood. I am the type of person that thinks, note the word think, that I can do something myself just as good as a commercial product. Most of the time I do not save much money but I do get a great satisfaction of having done it myself. That is why I have fallen in love with knife making. If anyone has any advice please feel free to let me know, even if it is to tell me I am crazy!
Thanks, Mike 
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