Star Wars Oregon
Public Information => The Imperial Cantina => Topic started by: slave23 on January 21, 2012, 08:44:18 PM
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Hey all.
Was wondering if anyone here has, or have access to a vac table. I've got a project I'm working on for my friend's art show in Seattle.
It's 50 artists, and each are given a custom sized wooden coffin.(The name of the art studio is Electric Coffin).
My idea for my coffin is to essentially make a "vintage-y" action figure blister/card, complete with a custom figure. So, I thought to vac form the wood coffin(19"x8" approx) with a clear sheet. I want that to be a " card bubble" for my figure, which would then be glued to the card I'm designing.
Does that explain it? It's kind of a strange idea. But I think will be a really neat way to use the canvas.
Here's some of last year's show-
http://electriccoffin.com/deathbox/index.php?/exhibits/boxes-of-death/
If this sounds interesting or you know of someone that does have access to a vac table, that would be amazing! :)
Here's a link to my art blog showing my last project-
http://lukeyatesart.blogspot.com/
Lmk, you can PM me, or post here.
Thanks for reading!
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Cool idea! Wish I had access to such... I'd be using it for tons of stuff!! :laugh:
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I have access to a forming table, and I could form something that is 19x3, but have several questions.
1. How deep is the item you are wanting to form?
2. You want to form it with a clear sheet of what?
I've never formed acrylic, but I do know it has to be dried so it will take some trial and error (meaning
multiple test pieces) to get it done.
3. Can you post a picture of what you are wanting to form so I can get a better idea of what needs to
be done?
4. Did you ever find the mold to the dr doom mask?
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Luke, I have one it's 24 x 24. I'm mainly free on sundays. Let me know if that works.
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Rick, hey, sending you a PM.
I was at Mosi's last nite and we tried to pull a couple, it's just his table was tiny bit small.
I'd love to try and swing by your casa sometime to try it out.