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- A client asked me to look into designing a vacuum chamber for drying out lumber. I am a decent fabricator but sadly not so great at the physics side of things.
A client asked me to look into designing a vacuum chamber for drying out lumber. I am a decent fabricator but sadly not so great at the physics side of things. I know the chamber I'm building will need pretty thick material and a lot of reinforcement. He wants it to be roughly 10'x3'x3' inside dimensions. I'm planning on building a shell out of steel tubing with supports every 10 inches but need to figure out what thickness of steel sheet metal. As well how to handle corners. Any advice is helpful
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