Hi
I'm having a heck of time getting all the air bubbles out of my part layups.
Any suggestions? My problem seems to be consistent around 90 degree bends
(Around the wing saddle), I have been able to mix a bit of cabasol to
create a sort of fillet, but with this method I have to wait for the
Mikey, try laying the cloth at 45 deg. as it tends to follow the contours
much better.
Michael
Melbourne, Australia.
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From: Mikey D [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 30 December 1999 11:30 PM
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Subject: [RCSE] Airless hand layups
Michael Imsic wrote:
Mikey, try laying the cloth at 45 deg. as it tends to follow the contours
much better.
or cloth with crowfoot weave. It is made to drape better.
I'm not egocentric.
Rich B
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Mikey D wrote:
Hi
I'm having a heck of time getting all the air bubbles out of my part layups.
Although I am very new to the art of laying up fuses (3 to date), your
frustration is very fresh in my mind.
I decided that a thin layer of thick epoxy between the mold and the
first layer of
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