You wrote >> I will be using glass in place of the plywood
Justin,
You don't have to wait for time and a situation from which you cannot
recover. Why not simulate one of the panels in the fuse covered with glass
as you state. Weigh it and a piece of the same size plywood.
That way you will
Dan wrote:
> You don't have to wait for time and a situation from which you cannot
> recover. Why not simulate one of the panels in the fuse covered with
glass
> as you state. Weigh it and a piece of the same size plywood.
And when Justin's done that, he needs to make sure that three layers of
Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 7:02 AM
Subject: Re: KR>Re: Glass Fuse
> Dan wrote:
>
> > You don't have to wait for time and a situation from which you cannot
> > recover. Why not simulate one of the panels in the fuse covered with
> glass
> > as you state. Weigh it an
Justin wrote >> I take it carbom fiber
for the same weight is aprox twice as strong as BID?
Justin,
I think 5 times as strong and 5 times the cost.
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