Hi

Definatly not due to the edges not being tuned proper(I'm a ski tech)

its hard transitioning from one edge to the other...... especially at lower speeds...

So ive tested out a couple of boards i build over summer. (Esc.Snowboard Co.) face book group Pretty happy with them actually, they have held up really well. One thing that i can't work out is that i find it hard work transitioning from one edge to the other........also feels like the edges stick to...

6.8 metres of 0.45mm thick and is ICP 4160 Opaque Polyester with a high gloss finish

Designs to be sublimated onto

£6 per metre

£7 per metre

the material is 0.45mm thick and is ICP 4160 Opaque Polyester with a high gloss finish

Can you do just like in the video? he uses just a vacuum cleaner, will that hold down a core?

thanks for the replies.

I might try the vac table. it likes pretty simple. i thought it would be alot harder!

do you use a simple hoover for the suction?

Hi guys Im having a nightmare with my cores. Ive made a couple a good boards but have probably wasted about 4 cores! Im having so much trouble securing the core to the router jig, it lifts in places so i cant get a smooth profile, in place it gets so bad that i have to scrap the core. Ive tried hot ...

Hi all

I have about 6 metres of white top sheet. 32cm wide, for sale.
It can be sublimated onto and has a soft material side that alows better bonding with the epoxy

Anybody want it? £8 per metre....

I Know what you are saying. But most resins will react to temperature regardless of what pressure it is pressed at. We use alot of different resins at work. all pressed with vacuum and heat. Some of our stuff is prepreg which we use as it cuts down on mess and waste. We used to make the resins for a...

Hi there I use the vacuum press system. I think it works just aswell as pneumatic pressing. People always talk about not getting as much pressure which is true but to be honest thats irrelevant. The good thing about Vac press is that it doesnt squeeze all the resin out of the ski/snowboard, It draws...

europe is a different story.

To get 200 inserts costs about 120 euros.
To get 200 Tee nuts costs 40.

Big difference.

I was more wondering what the difference is structurally?

Hi


Snowbaord insertes can work out pretty expensive.
So i was wondering if a tee nut would work?

I know they don't come with resin caps but this can easily be over come.

Does anyone know it a Tee Nut would be acceptable

So i was wondering how long it takes everyone to profile their cores.

Im using the router method and it seems to take me an age due to having to slowly increase the depth. i.e - do a pass that takes of 1mm, then drop it to 2mm ect....

ahhhh thats a good point!

I was getting to hung up on creating a perfect curve....when in fact it can be whatever shape i want ti to be........

Thank you for your help! far too many hours on CAD yesterday, brain went to mush!

L