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First attempt at "V" / Herringbone Joint with Infusion
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wozza
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One of my customers asked if I could make one of my Rear Wings with a V Joint. For some unknown reason I agreed to give it a go.
The Wing is fairly tricky to make anyway, being made from two (upper and lower) pieces moulded and then bonded together with strengthening ribs in between. It is difficult to "match" the weave on the join line even without the "V".
Anyway after some head scratching here is the result. It certainly isn't perfect but I have learnt quite a lot in the process.
(sorry for the poor quality pictures)
Regards Warren
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jamesw
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That's quite a result! especially for a first attempt...
Do you join the halves after curing?
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First attempt at "V" / Herringbone Joint with Infusion
wozza
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12 Years Ago
i see my friend you still want be lucky to join to ways carbon cloth ;)
TomDesign
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12 Years Ago
You will have to tell me the secret of how it's done. :P The Merc looks very nice. :)...
wozza
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12 Years Ago
Thanxs now i wrapped doors in carbon so got image. dont know where to post ;) more stuff i do almost...
TomDesign
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12 Years Ago
[quote][b]wozza (14/03/2013)[/b][hr]One of my customers asked if I could make one of my Rear Wings...
fgayford
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12 Years Ago
Hi Fred. The stack for each half (upper and lower) is 200 grm 2/2 Twill Pro Finish - 190 grm...
wozza
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12 Years Ago
Looks better than my first attempt. Mines just wet lay though. Its interesting to see peoples...
FLD
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12 Years Ago
[quote][b]FLD (14/03/2013)[/b][hr]Looks better than my first attempt. Mines just wet lay though. Its...
Demlotcrew
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12 Years Ago
That's the great thing about this forum you can pick up great nuggets of information. As you say...
wozza
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12 Years Ago
That's quite a result! especially for a first attempt... Do you join the halves after curing?
jamesw
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12 Years Ago
The spoiler looks excellent, do you have any pics of the Fantic seat you have been working on ?...
carbonfibreworks
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12 Years Ago
Are the joints butted together or overlapped? Brian.
Brian_s
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12 Years Ago
Hi Brian, yes it's a butt joint. Warren
wozza
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12 Years Ago
I think that is a good attempt...... It is easier with pre-preg though.......
morepower
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12 Years Ago
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