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Dezer
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How can I get perfect alignment in two-part joining?
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The green line is the joining area of the two parts and the yellow lines is identifying the perfect alignment.
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Dead easy with pre-preg. But harder with infusion, but still doable. Either way, just need to take your time and be meticulous about it.
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How to get perfect alignment in two-part joining
Dezer
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6 Years Ago
Dead easy with pre-preg. But harder with infusion, but still doable. Either way, just need to take your time and be meticulous about it.
Hanaldo
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6 Years Ago
Yeah, I thought it would be Prepeg, my application will be Infusion, it is best to make the mold with flanges in another more discrete area.
Dezer
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6 Years Ago
Make your moulds interlocking in 2 halves. Then when you trim the finished part to the edge, you can place everything back in the mould to bond the two halves together and it should align perfectly.
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