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Next step in laminating ski core. Welding wood! Okey, okey this is fresh, but in a couple of years this might be the way we laminate??? 1,5 sec.!!

http://pure.ltu.se/portal/da/publicatio ... 7b%29.html
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I tried welding wood right after I read this. FIRE!! :D
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I had done some reading on this topic awhile ago. I think it will be awhile before it becomes a DYI .

Here's a couple things I found that are good reading:
http://www.nordiskskogforskning.org/new ... 4_2005.pdf

http://web.utk.edu/~mtaylo29/pages/Wood%20welding.htm
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skidesmond wrote:I had done some reading on this topic awhile ago. I think it will be awhile before it becomes a DYI .

Here's a couple things I found that are good reading:
http://www.nordiskskogforskning.org/new ... 4_2005.pdf

http://web.utk.edu/~mtaylo29/pages/Wood%20welding.htm
Ok! I thought this was brand new.. :|
And the DIY version will certainly take it's time. But you never know...
And I think brazen has the wrong approach ...ha ha :)
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nidecker is already using this in one of their boards: http://www.nidecker.com/Welded-Wood-R.html?lang=en

i think i read somewhere that it was invented at some swiss university, so no wonder nidecker jumped right onto it.
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Ok ok...it wasn't a swedish invention then! :(
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OAC wrote:Ok ok...it wasn't a swedish invention then! :(
haha dunno maybe it was...can't remember. nonetheless a cool discovery ;)
here's a vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvoWevvFXMk
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Very cool video! That will definitely set off the smoke detector in the house :D
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That was cool. Maybe the DIY version isn't that far away...
Something tells me that it's very energy consuming?
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I think glue will be around fro a while longer.
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I remembered this topic from a while ago.
Wasn't hard to find :)

http://www.skibuilders.com/phpBB2/viewt ... od+welding

Interesting idea but not really viable for most of us.

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I will do my search lesson better next time. :)
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Theres a pretty nifty glue called Weldwood ;) im stickin with that for a bittt
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