largom
09-06-2008, 08:30 PM
My wife went to Wally World the other day and bought a small vacuum sealer with quart size bags for storing food in the freezer. This sealer is a "Reynolds Handi-Vac", runs on AA batteries and the price was $10.00
This gadgit is about the size of a fat 2 cell flashlight, the bags are zip-lock with an air valve built in and are reuseable.
When my wife showed it to me the wheels started turning. I borrowed HER machine and a couple of bags and headed for my loading room. Two steel molds, in their box, will fit in one bag. Several molds, without their box, will fit depending on size of molds. Molds without the box should be wrapped in cloth or tissue to keep corners from punching holes in bag.
As I said, the bags are reuseable, just un-zip to open. Of course I had to go get my own bags but they will last a very long time.
No more oiling iron molds, just vacuum seal, NO air No rust.
Should work good to keep moisture out of other things such as primers, and what ever.
Larry
This gadgit is about the size of a fat 2 cell flashlight, the bags are zip-lock with an air valve built in and are reuseable.
When my wife showed it to me the wheels started turning. I borrowed HER machine and a couple of bags and headed for my loading room. Two steel molds, in their box, will fit in one bag. Several molds, without their box, will fit depending on size of molds. Molds without the box should be wrapped in cloth or tissue to keep corners from punching holes in bag.
As I said, the bags are reuseable, just un-zip to open. Of course I had to go get my own bags but they will last a very long time.
No more oiling iron molds, just vacuum seal, NO air No rust.
Should work good to keep moisture out of other things such as primers, and what ever.
Larry