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Project Description:
Standard 15mm thick perspex case, if theres a next time, I wont be doing all the drilling and tapping on the sides and bottom, too much work and expense(6mm ss counter sink machine screws)

The drilled and tapped case, handmade, and also hard work, not to mention that my drilling of the top studs wasnt very vertical.

I'll be using wingnuts on the top, here Im testing it with a rotary piston compressor from an old aircon unit.
Actually I used vacuum on the case not pressure, its good for 85% vacuum and quickly shows leaks with a bit of food coloring in some water.

starting to pack the case with the S/S plates and 3mm pvc spacers

nearing the end of the packing