Unimould mould repair


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LaxFriedrichs
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I had a pattern in a mould that I believed was mechanically locked. Since all was lost, I wanted to remove the pattern and do a thorough postmortem. 

To attempt this I made cuts into the flanged portion as pictured below.

http://www.talkcomposites.com/Uploads/Images/b812df10-c5e0-477d-840c-850e.gif


The 2mm wide cuts reduced the rigidity of mould slightly, and to my surprise the pattern could be removed!!!BigGrin


The mould seems to be pretty good, EXCEPT flange damage - the 2mm wide cuts, hacksaw holes, and loss of some gelcoat at hacksaw holes!!Blush

How do you recommend I repair it? It's still extremely rigid and strong, it just has to cope with a vaccuum bag...

Thanks!
Edited 12 Years Ago by LaxFriedrichs
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