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20/07/2010
Tomas (72%)
Hi, I am quite confused. 56$ is for 1qm or 3 qm. It seems, that the price is for 3 qm taking in account the price for 160g/qm.
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18/02/2010
Mel279 (74%)
Hi guys
are there any epoxy here that is excellent for this cf?
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moller123456
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i used the 20min finish resin for some 3k carbon, seems to hold up well, and very strong
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25/01/2010
speedmaster (62%)
Hi,
Consider selling all your composites in 1m. width. The reason is that we need to cut it at 45 degrees for use in moulded wings.
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18/12/2009
Kaisar (72%)
You should consider smaller-cheaper sheets.
This is good for new building but to much for repairs or reinforcements.
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Jason5001
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Im sure if we did that customers would ask for longer sheets for wing skins and the like.
We will consider smaller sheets, however.
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Mieciu
(81%)
Jason - I and probalbly most of us use just small pieces of cf for reinforcements. I build my models mostly from thin glass fiber (48-125g/m). CF goes only to high-stressed points.
In my case 3m2 would be enough to make 10 hulls of my speedboats...(glass+cf mixed)
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Jason5001
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I see, so 1x1mtr would be more suitable?
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xero67156
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I could use a 1mX1m sheet now, but don't necessarily stop selling the 3m stuff. At some point (less than a year), I would consider building an all cf plane. I've priced cf and this is a very good price.
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kcaldwel
(70%)
Does it ship rolled, or is it folded as shown? Carbon fibre is damaged by folding....
The 1mx3m is a good size for me.
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kcaldwel
(70%)
Does it ship rolled, or is it folded as shown? Carbon fibre is damaged by folding....
The 1mx3m is a good size for me.
Any details on the properties of the tow (modulus, tensile strength) that this is made from?
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JOSH
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i was juist thinking the same thing? rolled is the only way youll sell this.... anyone who kknows how to work w/ fiber knows it aint easy as the weave always wants to come apart until dressed w/ epoxy or poly..and i have 6 yards in the garage right now jason!! so us high end boat builders use tons of c.f!!! a little too pricy after shipping though..:( cheaper to but locally).
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MarkD
(72%)
Way to go Jason. That was a fast response.
If a quantity of 2 was ordered would it be one sheet 2m long on 1 roll, 2 1m sheets on 2 rolls or 2 1m sheets on 2 rolls?
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xero67156
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Not likely. This isn't even a 1mX1m sheet. It's 2 sheets of 1000mmX500mm
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robertordf
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you will need about 3-4 layers per milimeter
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Veteran
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Remember! Don't breath in the dust particles after cutting the cloth.
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Tomas
(72%)
Hi,
I am quite confused. 56$ is for 1qm or 3 qm. It seems, that the price is for 3 qm taking in account the price for 160g/qm.
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