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Forged carbon fibre course.
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carbonfibreworks
carbonfibreworks
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We like to push the boundaries at Carbon fibre works LTD and have for some time been working on a technique to reproduce the forged carbon as used by a very wel
l known Italian sports manufacturer,we now have own process and will shortly be adding dates so we can teach you the technique . To register interest and to book this course or any of our other composite training courses PM me or email
carbonfibreworks@aol.com
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Forged carbon fibre course.
carbonfibreworks
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10 Years Ago
i do like the forged composites method, its something im looking into on a couple of private...
scottracing
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10 Years Ago
I have been wanting to learn more about this technique. Unfortunately I'm located in the states.
Chris Scott
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10 Years Ago
Cant understand why your using bundle's of fibres ? The part in your picture the resin/fibre ratio...
f1rob
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10 Years Ago
looks good, but to be honest I was thinking the same as F1rob with the carbon flock
matthieutje65
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10 Years Ago
Just commented on this on another forum. From my own understandingCarbonfibreworks have worked on...
TCS
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10 Years Ago
I read an article on forged cf, think it was a composites magazine aimed at the professional market...
VVS
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10 Years Ago
You don't get carbon fibre paste from your rep ! cup of flock,cup of resin=carbon paste love to...
f1rob
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10 Years Ago
"forged Carbon" is a marketing "gimmick" IMHO ... I think the term comes from the "Drop forging"...
Dravis
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10 Years Ago
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