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kylle
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I'm planing to make a carbon brake lever.
Q1:  Should a two part mould be strong enough to do this?
Q2:Now I'm seeing a lot of bike part brands using unidirectional carbon layers to do this kind of works. what do you advise? twill or uni?


example of a carbon brake lever:
http://www.bikebling.com/v/vspfiles/photos/Formula-Carbon-Levers-R1-2T.jpg



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kylle
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Q1-bad choice of words.... (rusty english)

I meant if it's reliable enough to make a clean job. I'm planing to make a 2 sided mould and apply  G clamps to press it together.

Q2- How many layer's and what order should I follow?

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