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10-20-2004, 12:35 PM
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| Practical differences between various materials. I am wondering what kind of differences there are in using carbon fibre / aramid clothes versus regular e glass or dynel?. How much more difficult to work/sand? Also the practical gains in terms of strength/weight ratios? My application would be the inner hull of a 19 foot strip planked boat, bulk head tabbing, hull deck joint and the boat's deck and cockpit. Plans call for 8 oz 'boat cloth' -- I'm looking at carbon fibre kevlar composit cloth.... i.e. http://www.shopmaninc.com/hybrids.html thanks in advance...  |
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