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sgraber

posted on 6/4/04 at 05:48 PM Reply With Quote
Interesting link to Composite manufacturing PDF

Here is a link some of you may find interesting if you are doing your own composites layups.

http://www.r-g.de/html/service/content_2a.html

It's a German company...

Graber





Steve Graber
http://www.grabercars.com/

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pbura

posted on 8/4/04 at 06:03 AM Reply With Quote
Awesome site! I should copy all the manuals to the hard drive before they start charging for the information. My GRP plans are modest, but you never know. Maybe a 40 foot yacht for Lake Erie?

So, Steve, are you going to go high tech? Vacuum-bagged Kevlar and carbon fiber?

Thunder Ranch has a car, the Lightening, that uses a foam called Divinycell that is commonly used in aerospace apps and is very strong. I found that it was sold by a surfboard materials supplier (lost the link), and is available in a cross-hatched pattern that could be bent into curved shapes, along with flat sheets. Could be interesting in a car body even with CSM and polyester resin. Or, OTOH, it could be overkill for a non-structural application.

Pete





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