@ andi: http://www.erzinger.ch/de/01_produkte/0 ... hinen.html

-> Steifenbürsten (= strip brushes)

Send me a PM with your mail address and I can send you the price list and additional information.

Cheers, Christoph

It's all in the datasheet, every epoxy is different!

One resin I use is hard after 24h hours room temp and you can take the part out of the mold but there is a post-cure which takes one week.

Cheers, Christoph

Check the minimum working temperature in the datasheet of your epoxy. The resins I know need all over 10-15°C!

Cheers, Christoph

Very nice machine! I am still working on mine...

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Why are people building a setup like this? I just let my pump run for 24h hours...

Thanks, Christoph

http://www.skibuilders.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3406

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Why not use a second layer of tip spacer and taper it (together with the core)?

Cheers, Christoph

For jig saws check out the Bosch T130RF or T150RF for Ceramics!

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Me

I pour my sidewalls with a mix of epoxy and cotton-flakes. It is no problem to sand them with my thickness sander.

I don't know if it works with ABS or UHMW-PE but if you can sand them down with a belt sander it should work.

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I used black fiberglass from swiss-composites.ch.

http://www.jibboards.ch/2011/06/playground-twins/

Everything fine so far.

Silver fiberglass aka Texalium can be a problem if it gets in contact with water. Then it will look really ugly after some time.

Cheers, Christoph

the hoff wrote:I plan to resin infuse so am not sure how this will work with a topsheet.

Will it work with a base? Please let me know your results...

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I found an email address which could be valid and wrote him a message. I'll let you know if I get an answer.

Cheers, Christoph

In my opinion vacuum is the way to go unless you can cnc cut 3D molds.

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Did somebody try to contact Dan Graf? Maybe the site is down and he is not aware of it... you never know.

Cheers, Christoph

I chopped up some fibreglass into small pieces and mixed it with epoxy then completely filled the hole. I plan to redrill and retap into the epoxy/glass matrix then epoxy the insert in. That's exactly what I would do. I think the repaired spot will even be stronger than the wood core. Cheers, Chris...