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We have been getting a lot of bike repairs lately through local shops so I think we are doing the right thing unlike our competitors who apparently charge $100 to "inspect" a bike before repairing.




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Fasta, Tell me about the bike frame, are you carbon cycle repairs in Perth? I do some tube to tube frame building.

I typically cook at 100C as this means the pre pregs I use will cure in 1-4 hours depending on which material I use. You can cook hotter but then the cure time really becomes too much to have it running all day! or night!

up to what temperature holds?

this is yours? any detailed materials what is used? as i was thinking steal sheets. how about lock mechanism?

Here is video that shows the oven better.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151598952567666&set=vb.299461093529162&type=2&theatre

Man can you please email me more images and information i would not forget this and not for free as that would help me a lot  im sending you PM

This is a refrigeration type panel but these are commonly only polystyrene core which I do not feel is adequate for 100C.

My oven is polyurethane core and I believe it came from Wales. It was some of the left over bits from a big warehouse job.

It has bars that sit on the angle section so I can top load the oven with smaller parts or the whole front also opens so that I can cook our small boats too.

 




Air is drawn in to the fan and down behind the alloy sheet that is open at the bottom then onto/over the elements so there should be a rotational kind of flow within the oven. There are two of those fans and 4 vacuum hoses. The oven now has three elements instead of two as it was in these photos. Originally it was single phase but this was just not enough power so it became three elements and now 3 phase power.

so you think best 1mm walls? any photos of your owen?