Vacuum forming ODST costume armor parts

Another process video showing my vacuum former in action, pulling ODST costume armor parts.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Vacuum
• former
• Halo
• ODST
• Sean
• Bradley
• armor
• costume

[John2daextreme]

hey man just wondering if you could make a vdieo on how to build your own vacuum forming table

[SeanBradley]

@John2daextreme: There are far better tutorials out there.. besides if I did that I'd have to postpone what I'm working on right now! Google TK 560 Vacuumformer, James Enger has plenty of tutorials and videos if you want them.

[TheHauntStore]

Hi I would like to build my own vacumforming machine like you have in this video. are there any plans or how to's on that.

thanks for the great post. those items have come out nice.

[SeanBradley]

@TheHauntStore Search 'TK560 Vacuumformer" on Google, I can't link the website here..

[MrWasabidude]

hey i only just heard of this process. Is it possible to vacume form a whole helmet?

[JoJo12777]

What type of plastic did you use in this video?

[prettysoldier77]

Bad ace man, awesome job!

[WildoTheRubberFist]

I built one and would get air pockets in the corners... crappy sears vacuum. I see it looks like you have a slight issue with that as well.

Rather then fork out $ for a new vacuum I would use my 10$ hear gun and touch up some parts. Also drill holes in your negative if your able to with out killing the detail.

[shadow0imposter]

I wanna try this for my visor on my odst helmet wat type of plastic would u recommend

[SpartanShadowFilms]

how do you do your helmets. Do you vacuum form them?

[SeanBradley]

@NerdFury Yup.. .080 HIPS to be exact.