Subject	Re: Thanks for the tips, I would prefer to have room-temp curing
Posted by	sedative on January 27, 2012 at 6:01 PM
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In Reply To	Thanks for the tips, I would prefer to have room-temp curing posted by Adamo on January 27, 2012 at 04:02 PM
Message	We lay up our FSAE Bodies in CF and we have experimented with room temp curing. I strongly advise against it. The final composite will not have nearly the same tensile strength. In so much that the team spent 20+ hours just building an oven to bake the CF pieces in. Also, from experience, many defects come from the vacuuming stage, extreme care must be taken. PS. Making molds is a bitch.
Follow Ups	Calling all carbon fiber gurus - Adamo 08:55:01 01/27/12 Here's some info. - PiotrC70 09:19:10 01/27/12 what are you trying to make? (n/m) - white22sky 09:35:16 01/27/12 Structural or Ricer? - BigTDogg (MA) 09:37:27 01/27/12 best resource I've found - FuerGrissa 09:43:39 01/27/12 Thanks for the sites guys, at work now so I'll read up - Adamo 12:31:00 01/27/12 Making (good) composite parts is not easy - BlackholeZ 13:28:43 01/27/12 Thanks for the tips, I would prefer to have room-temp curing - Adamo 16:02:22 01/27/12 Re: Thanks for the tips, I would prefer to have room-temp curing - sedative 18:01:20 01/27/12 Interesting, I dont need it to be extremely strong but - Adamo 18:27:09 01/27/12 Re: Calling all carbon fiber gurus - thebrownbomber 13:51:01 01/27/12 Do you have any more photos of the process? (n/m) - Zski 14:20:46 01/27/12 I may have one of the dry carbon seat. - thebrownbomber 15:54:12 01/27/12 Looks cool...I would have some bends so won't be straight - Adamo 16:05:15 01/27/12 Re: Re: Calling all carbon fiber gurus - thebrownbomber 16:23:36 01/27/12 Looks great!!! (n/m) - Zski 07:41:13 01/28/12 Do be shy with the resin - BlackholeZ 19:32:54 01/27/12 I have a pretty good amount of exposure and time in - J-Mart 17:56:59 01/28/12
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