5 English reviews written for 3DJAKE Vacuum Bag (Set of 5)
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Rated with 4 out of 5 stars. Too much work
Good for long time storage but too much hassle to fiddle with it every print job
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Rated with 2 out of 5 stars. 400 x 500 mm quality issues
I purchased two 400 x 500 mm sets and had to bin one bag from each set due to quality issues.
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Rated with 1 out of 5 stars. Owner
utter rubbish.
valve doesn't work - had to pierce the valve to get air out of it , then had to tape it to seal it!
perhaps my vacuum doesn't created enough suction, but these are just pants.Was this rating helpful? (7) (0)
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Rated with 5 out of 5 stars. Top-notch products and service
A product that fulfills its intended purpose.
Order delivered in a short time and in perfect condition.
Top-notch service!Was this rating helpful? (2) (0)
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Barely OK.
I agree with many users that these bags are too tight. 30x35cm is too small for regular 1 Kg spools, I found another shop selling 33x38cm bags that are just the right size. To be honest, both these and the larger bags aren't exactly state of the art. The weak spot is that silly valve. It won't hold the vacuum for long. My trick to improve the seal is to ,apply aluminum tape on top of the valve. That works OK and the vacuum lasts longer, but not for weeks, just a few days. instead of hours if you don't use the aluminum tape.
I arrived to the conclusion that the best thing to do would be to glue the valve, using the bag as a non vacuum sealed container. With a sachet of silica gel inside the air would be dry enough for a reasonable amount of time.