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| I will write some of what Ed Horstman says in his book ( Foam Fiberglass Sandwich Construction).Structurally speaking if you double the thickness of the foam you obtain approximately 4 times the bending strength and approximatly 8 times less deflection. Structully it is best to use a thicker material first and a higher density second if in doubt. Never go below 4lb density. Add 10% to the outer laminate to compensate for the extra abuse it receives Structurlly both surfaces carry basicly the same load but theouter is subject to abuses like scratches. rick |
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| Two more good advice.. Thanks rberrey and idkfa.. I might be able to get some of the books in Southafria , here in Mauritius i cant.. RXcomposit . I have sent u a message aboute a frend that might want to build a Cat in Phillipines, Not sure if that would be interesting to u? |
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