Techniques for bonding parts from a split mould....


Techniques for bonding parts from a split mould....
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I am planning to build a car nose cone with a split mould using infusion. I plan to infuse each half, then bond these halves together (soric core)

I'm looking for techniques and suggestions to accurately cut down and align the components for bonding...  If anyone has tackled this before please let me know!



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Techniques for bonding parts from a split mould....
jamesw - 11 Years Ago
     have any images of the nose?
kidpaint - 11 Years Ago
     If you use 2x200g cloth each side and a 3mm soric core you'll end up with a 4mm thick moulding. This...
FLD - 11 Years Ago
     The bonding thickness I'm not too worried about - It's trimming it accurately so it mates up...
jamesw - 11 Years Ago
             Simples, very carefully! You just need to mark up and cut so you have a few mm to spare then...
ChrisR - 11 Years Ago
     surely a joggle joint will be best ? than trying to join butt ends ?
Blackrat - 11 Years Ago
     If you use the excess flange material as a guide, you can get it very close to perfect without...
Hanaldo - 11 Years Ago

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