YixangDD Resin Bubble Remover Digital Display Design Vacuum Chamber | Removes 99% of Air Bubbles in 5-10 Minutes, 96kPa Pressure Pot for Resin Machine for Epoxy Resin Artwork, Crafts

Amazing. Seriously, just incredible. It's way quieter than I expected, almost silent, really, compared to any compressor or vacuum chamber I've ever seen. I wasn't 100% sure it would work on silicone, because it's so much thicker than some other resins I've used. My resin, 00-30, has about 30 minutes of working time, and a 4 hour cure time. I mixed and degassed the mixture in one of the provided mixing cups for a 5 minute and then a 10 minute timer. This pulled all the bubbles out of the mixture, I was so amazed. I've attached a picture of two suction cups I've made. The one on the left I had used a homemade vacuum chamber with a vacuum and a spacebag (it basically did nothing). The one on the right is from using this YixangDD degasser. Zero bubbles, even in silicone. It's incredibly easy to use, my four year old enjoyed putting marshmallows in it and watching them grow and then shrink when the vacuum released. I almost never do reviews, but this result blew me away and I decided to post a review. Better price than other options, is why I originally ordered it, I'm so glad I did.

I am so happy with this machine!!! The digital reading does all the work. The quality of the machine is excellent. There isn't any air pump or oil needed. It's pretty quiet to operate. I've done three batches of silicone at the ten-minute time and each one turned out perfect! Highly recommend !

Overall, I’m happy with this device! At first, I thought I had wasted my money because I still had a lot of micro bubbles in the resin after 10 minutes. I also noticed on the digital readout screen that the KPA was registering between 1 and 3. I didn’t know what that meant, and I didn’t know it mattered. The 4th time using this vacuum chamber, I decided to gently put pressure on the lid while it was running. I felt the lid sink into itself and the KPA started to climb, all the way to 96. I noticed a huge increase in the amount of micro bubbles, and I panicked. But I soon learned that it’s normal and to give it a few more minutes, and they will all disappear. So apparently, I was doing it wrong at first. The lid is a bit difficult to remove after use, but I can deal with that.

I used a 1:1 medium viscosity resin in the pics and video and I’d say it did a pretty good job at removing the bubbles. Even tried again after adding mica to it and still did a pretty good job. I did also try with a fast cure resin to see how it would do and it really didn’t get the bubbles out of it which I kind of expected bc it’s just not powerful enough for that thick of resin but as far as a thin or medium viscosity resin it’s a pretty good machine

The level of noise is not loud. Easy to use. Great value for the money. Took the bubbles out of the resin. The appearance of the machine is nice.

It didn't do it's job, sure it vacuumed and everything but I got more bubbles in my project then I did before not to mention none of the bubbles that surfaced popped so sure I had some clear no bubbles in the bottom but because 75% of it was in a form of bubbles like a bubble bath my project still had more bubbles then ever. Unfortunately I don't have enough time to replace or get a new anything as I have a due date for this project! The heat gun didn't do much of anything for me Unfortunately other then deform the cup I had the resin in and cured the resin faster... I'm really hoping at least the edges won't form bubbles as I can deal with bubbles inside the project but not the sides I don't have enough time to do a touch up once it's finish curing. I have another 3 I have to get done before the end of the week. It's really unfortunate as I was hoping this would work with my limited budget but I guess I should have tried to get the more expensive ones even though they're big and bulky not what I really need but if this small ones do this kind of thing I don't got much choice for my future projects. Key hint: don't buy this, it's not worth it.

This absolutely sucks as removing resin bubbles but is a champ at removing silicone bubbles. Super weird because the instructions say that it is not recommended for silicone degassing! Go figure. It’s quiet. I have no clue why people say it’s loud. It’s a low hum at best. The air fryer is louder.

Works really well. Just as described.