Science and lab equipment, a dessicator. I think you may as well buy one online since you'll be having a hard time finding a store with one in stock.
I'm looking at a couple items on Amazon, just curious if they will get the job done...
I don't know that it matters that much but polycarbonate dessicators are said to not be used with organic solvents, butane is just that . I'm sure it would work and possibly forever but not sure.
Interesting, I was wondering about the material also... I see a nice glass one also.... for double the price
Well that's interesting... I saw a couple videos on You Tube with people using that Nalgene one right there I'm pretty sure... Maybe the tane won't affect it? I didn't want to mess with that one based solely on its price tag. Could probably be up and running for about $240 so I wouldn't want to more than double the price of my chamber, if anything I would feel more inclined to buy a nicer pump and the cheaper chamber. Still haven't pulled the trigger, have you ordered any of this stuff yet?
over time (probably quite a bit of it) the solvent may degrade the PC but who knows till an implosion, I like that one myself and the fat vacuum pump. I haven't ordered but soon may.
I ended up ordering all that stuff for about $330 and it's clutch for the purge. It gets vacuum to 28Hg pretty easy.
Just FYI I bought the same pump from the same retailer and mine arrived leaking pump oil, and when I started it up it spewed crazy amounts of fumes. And when left on for 2 minutes there was literally oil all over the unit, and the ground around it. I had no experience with vacuum units so I thought it was me, but the oil level was low and I filled the right ports. It was just a faulty pump, I had to RMA to get my $150 back. Some people have the same pump though and it works well for them just a heads up.