How to Build A Mini Vaccumformer Using a Peanut Butter Jar

Here is a cool how-to on building a mini vaccumformer, using a peanut butter jar, for those needing to duplicate smaller parts.  It's the perfect rig for those wanting to vaccumformer but don't necessarily need a larger scale system or want to waste plastic.  Go here to download a pdf tutorial on how to build one.

How To Build A Budget Vacuum Former Using A Toaster Oven

Volpin Props has a fantastic how-to on building a vacuum former which uses the heating elements from a toaster oven to heat the plastic. 

It also has to be one of the more complicated vacuum form tables I have seen, however, it is the best one out there, in my opinion. 

Go here to see the full details on how you can build your own.

WARNING:  Not to be a downer or anything; since this tutorial involves heating elements, wiring know-how, and electricity, I feel that I should say, build this at your own risk.

Build a Poor Man's Vaccumformer

Via BlackOrc over at The Effects Lab's Forum is this neat how-to look at a poor man's vacummformer. 

Go here for the full details.

Note: Because this tutorial involves heat guns and hot plastic build this at your own risk.

YET ANOTHER VACUUMFORM TABLE TUTORIAL

I came across another DIY tutorial on how to build your own vacuumform table which seems to be easier than the last. So go over here and check it out and let the prop building madness take over.

NOTE: As a bit of warning, please remember to build this at your very own risk. Some of the process that goes into vacuumforming can be dangerous when done with foolish hands. You've been warned.