Hey! One spaniard here! Junksupply is fine. years ago I bought some stuff from boardbuildingsupply.eu.
Cualquier cosa que necesites, mándame un privado.

Ok, thanks, that´s what I´ve checking Oac´s threads for a long time thinking about the possibility of building a vacuum setup like his and having some more possibilities than now with neumatic press.
I´ll check them again to see heaters specs.
Thanks.

I´m thinking about buying a couple of heaters from http://www.omega.co.uk/ like many of the european guys around here have already done.
Would be allright to know specs, and prices of yours before making a decission.
Oh..! Any malfunction issue with omega heaters?

Thanks a lot.

Thaks for doing the dirty job!!!

tufty wrote:It's a damn sight easier and safer to cut discs using a table saw.

http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-cut ... able-saw-2

Much easier, of course.

Plesase guys... some more photos of veneer printing?

I have also skied on the BBR for a couple of days, quite fun at low speed but I didn´t like them at high speed on hard pack.
The pair I tested had to be planned because the bases were really very very concave.

I love this forum!!!
Topsheets are a dded pain, they chip away all the time,I was exactly thinking about doing this these days and here´s the thread.

No te molestes ni en buscar, epoxy es lo único que puedes encontrar. Yo hace tiempo compré epoxy west systems y fibra de vidrio triaxial aquí en España... pero el sitio ya ni existe. Si todo va bien y por fin doy el gran salto haré un gran gran pedido esta primavera. Desde luego, si no te quieres ra...

STEEP!!!!

What about a wood veneer as thick as edge teeth routed to fit inside them?
No need to glue it to the core, just put it in place during the lay up. It also helps on tips when using full wrap edges.

Of course this are good news for electronics illiterates like me. Guess shipping this to Spain would be quite expensive, but I am very interested. Please let us know more about shipping costs.

I have already built a pair of GS skis using 3 layers of 720gr triax glass under core and three above. I also added two carbon ud tapes under and other two above. I used a very hard oak core, not too thick. I think that using a hard wood makes the difference in this kind of skis. They were room temp...

ummmmmm.... tele skis holding together?, ski tips holding together when you carry them strapped in your backpack?. That sounds really nice, lot of work to do, but nice.

Hey , we are anxious to read more about your heating system. Those isolated carbon sheets on Frenzelit´s web look great.
Please tell us more.