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Can anyone direct me to some sort of reference info, books, etc. to read about the carbon fiber process? I can't really seem to locate anything.
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JoeDirt16 - 5 Years Ago
     Hard to recommend books without knowing what you are wanting to learn, but Competition Car Composites by Simon McBeath covers all the basics of composite manufacturing in general. If you're wanting.....
Hanaldo - 5 Years Ago
             I don't know, I want to learn the process. Moulds, wet-lay, epoxy resin, what's it stick to, not stick to. I've spent hours watching videos of guys that do really tremendous stuff, only to later hear...
JoeDirt16 - 5 Years Ago
     Yeh, you won't find that in books. Composites is heavily dependant on experience. I've been doing it professionally for 8 years now, and I'm constantly finding new and better ways to do things. Some....
Hanaldo - 5 Years Ago
             Thank you, kind sir! Maybe I'll get that book and watch more stuff. My ultimate goal is to either redo the roof of my small pop-up camper, or the exterior walls, but I just have a million questions o...
JoeDirt16 - 5 Years Ago
                 To keep costs down, you could start by practicing with fibreglass rather than carbon fibre. Both the cloth and resins are a LOT cheaper but the mould making, layup and curing processes are virtually....
Steve Broad - 5 Years Ago
                     Oddly enough, my initial thought was to do a fiberglass finish similar to a strip canoe finish. Looks super cool, but cedar strips are more expensive than fiberglass and carbon fiber combined....
JoeDirt16 - 5 Years Ago

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