anyone ever tried


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when using a core material like soric has anyone ever tried cutting holes in the sheet to create a grid pattern?
so when the second layer of carbon is layed down it forms a ridge giving more structural strength.

just a thought really dont know if it would be of much benifit
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coleio (18/03/2014)
when using a core material like soric has anyone ever tried cutting holes in the sheet to create a grid pattern?
so when the second layer of carbon is layed down it forms a ridge giving more structural strength.

just a thought really dont know if it would be of much benifit


YepSmile That's also a way of putting in hard points, areas where you want fixings/bolts without the risk of crushing the core. One thing to remember is that it will have a negative effect on the cosmetic appearance, you will see a shadow on the surface layer where there is a change in section of the laminate. There are ways of reducing the shadow. The attached picture shows the shadow of the Soric.

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Edited 11 Years Ago by wozza
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