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Urgeoner
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02.23.2010, 06:02 PM

Hey Ryu, awesome thread. I am going to buy some CF for my muggy. what thickness would you think be suitable? And is quasi isotropic necessary? I was just thinking 2x2 twill.
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02.23.2010, 09:48 PM

I'll write a longer and more detailed post about this when I get a chance, but the two main things you need to do when milling carbon-fiber is; [1] keep it wet, soapy water works best because it stays on the CF longer instead of just running off, or [2] put a layer of tape on both sides before cutting. You can use multiple strips of masking tape if you want, but the best option is to use a large, single piece of mask instead...it is comonly used in painting, where the mask is put on and then a design trimmed out of it.


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