Dirt cheap work holding that will make Vac tables obsolete

[RT]

Found video below on you tube that Haas has been implementing. I gave it a go and have had amazing success! Been taking .300 deep cuts at 100 ipm and the work stays put o no vibration!! 

- Painters tape on clean surface or waste board
- Painters tape applied to workpiece
- Using Loctite glue the two together and let her eat!
- When finished gently pull the tape off the table then remove from workpiece 
- Done numerous jobs with no issues

Check this out

[buildswithbrian]

yes i have seen this also, and I am going to try it soon....
NYC CNC has good and reliable info. and tutorials.
I need to engrave a small brass part for my daughter soon, and will try it on this

as far as making vac tables obsolete, well that's a lot of tape and glue and peeling and scraping.
on a 24" x 48" sheet....just saying

[arsystems]

Although this is a neat concept, and it seems to work... the idea that vac tables will be obsolete is foolish. I can use my vac table instantly, with no cleanup and no scraping. Certainly a good idea for those who don't have a vac table.

[RT]

Guess I got a little over zealous....I stand corrected. Vac table I tried was not very dependable any suggestions would be appreciated, also can’t afford an elaborate system.

[arsystems]

Check this thread out. I made my own vac table for the price of a piece of HDPE plastic. I've tried many times to rip the work piece from it, with no success.

axiomprecision.proboards.com/thread/599/built-used-vacuum-table-top