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Is Chopped Strand Mat compatible with resin infusion ?
Is Chopped Strand Mat compatible with resin infusion ?
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Jess8bit
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...or do we have to use woven glass instead ?
I need to make a thick part (3mm) so I plan to use 2 layers of 195g 2/2 twill CF, and then the rest with glass (or maybe Soric ? or combination of Soric + galss ?)
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Emulsion bound and epoxy is a deffinite no go.
I might be wrong but if you use a core material, it preferably wants to be a symetric layup, so to get it close to 3mm:
195gsm CF
195gsm CF
2mm Soric
195gsm CF
195gsm CF
If you dont do it symmetrically, one side will be stiffer than the other and cause warping. Again this is what I've heard, I might be wrong.
You could use your CSM, but you would have to use a polyester infusion resin, like the one from east coast, or a vinylester, tight corners might be an issue, but it depends, a bonnet might be fine. If you use a polyester, you'd kill 2 birds with one stone and have UV protection.
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Is Chopped Strand Mat compatible with resin infusion ?
Jess8bit
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12 Years Ago
It would need to be a chopped strand mat which is powder bound. It would be very difficult to...
Warren (Staff)
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12 Years Ago
Thank you Warren, I only have CSM emulsion bound in stock (the one I use with Uni Mould, as EC...
Jess8bit
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12 Years Ago
Emulsion bound and epoxy is a deffinite no go. I might be wrong but if you use a core material, it...
carboncactus
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12 Years Ago
Great advice Carbon Cactus, about the symmetry, it's good to have it reminded :), I tend to forget...
Jess8bit
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