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Available in 6" and 8" diameters with our standard heights of 8", 12", and 18". The 18" height is ideal for peppermill-type projects. Custom heights up to 6 feet are available.

Wood Stabilization Chamber System Kit:

V831 plus V812 Vacuum Generator

Vacuum Control Unit with on/off valve and vacuum gauge

Wood Stabilization Chamber System

 

Our new wood stabilization chambers give you more versatility and reliability in curing wood.

 

Add the V812 Vacuum Generator and you have a reliable, economical system to start stabilizing wood.

 

The new ultra high strength glass top is impervious to the effects of chemicals and easy to view through.

 

A light weight stainless steel Anti-Float plate with cam locking action keeps wood submerged during the stabilization process.

 

The new chamber is super strong and can be used even with large industrial vacuum pumps.

 

Note: Some vacuum pumps can be affected by the Stabilizing Resin; please check with the manufacturer before using.

 

The new chamber has side ports for versatility. The two top ports are used for vacuum connection and for our optional stabilizing bag system. The bottom port can be used as a drain to eliminate turning the chamber over to drain the resin. The same bottom port can also be used to add resin into the chamber by inserting a hose into the Stabilizing Resin container and sucking the resin into the chamber.

 

It is recommended to pre-vacuum the wood before adding the resin. Then add the resin while the wood is still under the vacuum through the bottom port. This greatly reduces the initial foaming and allows for the resin to penetrate the wood fibers better.

 

Note: Monitor the resin level while adding the resin so that the resin does not overfill the chamber and get pulled into the vacuum source.

 

Optional items:

Vacuum Control Unit that has an on/off valve and a vacuum gauge.

Vacuum Control Unit gauge

Stick Fast Wood Stabilizing Resin

 

Key Features

  • 1 qt and 1 gal
  • Low viscosity
  • Low odor
  • Low temperature 200F Heat Cure

 

Resin cures at a low temperature. Works even in a small toaster oven!

 

or try this new technique to heat cure the wood-- use boiling water!

 

Wrap each piece in plastic wrap. Put in open plastic bag. Submerge into boiling water while keeping the bag opening above water level.

 

This takes half the cure time, heat is stable, and less resin is pushed out during cure.

 

Heat-cured resin hardens soft wood and prevents cracking.

 

Dyes can be added to the Stabilizing Resin for dramatic color effects.

 

See our dye products!

 

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