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BoB_from_jungle	BoB_from_jungle posted 5 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 7, Visits: 54	Hi guys! I'm beginner laminator so I will be appretiate you for you help. I have a round shaped mold. There is common 2 plies of 200 g 4H satin carbon fabric and extra 4 plies on the other area (support area). I have no idea how to impregnate this one by minimal quantity of resin. I guess I need at least two points of resin feed. One of this needed to be in the geometrical center of support area. Thanks
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Fasta	Fasta posted 5 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 468, Visits: 3.5K	Looks like very simple shape and laminate. Is this a cosmetic type part that really needs infusion for a great finish? You could also consider just a wet layup with vacuum bagging using perf film and breather etc as this will be much easier for a beginner than the infusion, would still have good resin ration but may not be the 100% cosmetic finish you want? Fastacraft Facebook page
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BoB_from_jungle - 5 Years Ago

Hi Bob, the situation isn't clear to me, I can't understand the shape of your mold and where you must put carbon and resin. Can you elaborate it a little better? Maybe some picture of the mold.

Buchado - 5 Years Ago

Hi In fact my part is oval shaped as I've drawn above (not round shaped) It's a flat part as well but has two plies on the whole area of the part and extra four plies on the area that I've drawn...

BoB_from_jungle - 5 Years Ago

I may not be understanding right but my suggestions would be to place the feed line over (or along the edge if you're worried about printing - or pull the spiral wrap up in a pleat before it gels) th...

explorecomposites - 5 Years Ago

Looks like very simple shape and laminate. Is this a cosmetic type part that really needs infusion for a great finish? You could also consider just a wet layup with vacuum bagging using perf film.....

Fasta - 5 Years Ago

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