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Unless you do this type of work everyday and all day, a small, conventional vacuum sealer from amazon or ebay should suffice.
The only reason I recommend using the method of purchasing a product is because I think it would cost more on your part to make one.
Of course, you can just get the air tight zip lock bags, grab your vacuum cleaner... and just suck the air out and try to close it before air gets in? lol
Hope it helped!
. Other than that, the others seem to be on the right track.
Extract air from bag, seal bag with hot bar.
You can do it with different methods like jars. A mason jar, with a small hole poked in the lid, and a piece of rubber taped over the hole can act as a one way valve. Use a plunger-esque attachment to suck the air out, and the rubber will seal against the hole, keeping the vacuum.
Home vacuum sealers have dropped to about $50 now. Watch Cabellas or Bass Pro Shops for a sale and make out like a bandit.
DIY might not vacuum high enough or weld the seal tight enough.
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