Heath and camber
Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 9:33 am
hi,
At my last test with a woodcore and vacuum without heathing it, the board came out almost flat, so I was thinking about building a hot oven ( an isolated box with a controlled paintburner in it, the paintburner will turn off when the temperature is reached) so the board will have more camber. I'm trying to make it about 100 degrees Celcius.
Do you guys think it will help a lot? and why does heat help to keep in the camber?
At my last test with a woodcore and vacuum without heathing it, the board came out almost flat, so I was thinking about building a hot oven ( an isolated box with a controlled paintburner in it, the paintburner will turn off when the temperature is reached) so the board will have more camber. I'm trying to make it about 100 degrees Celcius.
Do you guys think it will help a lot? and why does heat help to keep in the camber?