Post Curing in Microwave

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Matthieu Libeert	Matthieu Libeert posted 13 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 955, Visits: 3.4K	Hi, I had a crazy idea last day and was wondering what some of you think about it; -I'm working on a new researchproject at school and was wondering if in any way it could be possible to do a quicker postcure. by adjusting a microwave in some way. Post cure a part in the microwave, I don't think anyone tried it before? :p would the microwave heat the part? - other question, when you overheat carbonfiber and epoxy it will get soft and flexible, right? If the epoxy was heaten to much and then cooled down again, does this causes any problems strenght of a part? I'm well aware that normaly postcuring a part is in steps by adjusting the heat on a long stretch of time and so on. Matthieu Libeert Founder MAT2 Composites X Sports website: www.mat2composites.com
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matthieutje65 - 13 Years Ago

hmmm nice idea, now ...how to turn the shed into a microwave oven..

benet - 13 Years Ago

DONT DO IT!.....unless you want a big Kaboom! Do not put anything conductive in to a microwave

r0bsk1 - 13 Years Ago

[YouTube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJnHGbMxd4M&feature=player_embedded[/YouTube] Found...

matthieutje65 - 13 Years Ago

what you mean, he cured that CF in 5 seconds!

Carbon Tuner - 13 Years Ago

matthieutje65 - 13 Years Ago

Jack.Strong - 13 Years Ago

Jack.Strong - 13 Years Ago

Thanks for that information, will dig a bit deeper on this subject when I find some time :D

matthieutje65 - 13 Years Ago

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