Gah! why didn't I think of that?
If its possible to lay it on its side, this would make the setup a lot easier. Now all you need is a simple slide, no complicated vertical shit!
You said it could theoretically pull a vacuum of 10-6, what? PSI, TORR?
What kind of vacuum have you pulled so far without concerns for structural integrity? Wouldn't want to risk damaging your asset because some internet weirdo's doubt basic science.
I got a high end computer setup, have rendered 4K video's as you've seen. It all depends how far you wanna go.
Do you want to stay simple, one or two camera's running over the length of the experiment. A simple video, to the point.
Or do you wanna go make it a full-on production, with multiple shots, camera angles, cuts, epic suspenseful music. Different shots and recordings of parts like the chamber, pump, console, engine. I would be all for that.
You know, if you really want get the larger flat earth community's attention it may be a good idea to make a trailer sort of thing. Basically you assembling the chamber and pulling a vacuum with some cool stuff inside like water or a balloon. If you get enough footage and shots of the different parts I can create a 2-4 minute trailer to build up hype and maybe get attention of some of the bigger YT channels and guys in FE. I know the setup and engine is still in the dev state but just showing such a large chamber should get us some attention.