Anyone Tried This ????

I have read a bunch of links.

My head is full of data. And it looks like some of the modern boards are extremely strong when built correctly.

Yes, you did answer my question correctly as well.

 

With all those loops of fiberglass, I have to imagine that it snags on everything in the shop.

It probably looks like a big fuzzy mess by the time it gets into the boat.

 

Think beyond the stupidity thought of the fuzzy mess !!

Those glass fibres are to help hold the glass skins together eachside of the core and help elliminate the peelability of the skins off the foam core !! this is just one of the reason i always disliked foams !

 

Are the loops going right through the board, or just sitting on top. ?

 

a little thinking need to take place here !!

Why would any manufacture in there wisdom have there loops sitting on the top surfaces of the Foam on both sides ?? what purpose would it serve ??
Wouldnt it be more logical to pass the glass strands all the way from one side to the other all the way through ?? .

Hello !!

If you remember we have has this very subject some months ago !!

If the strands went from one side to the other wouldnt they help to slow down the peel of the glass skins off the foam core !!.
OOps peel is not a good subject !! its a fact and its happens but we shouldnt talk about it !! Sorry !!

 

Tunnels wrote "Think beyond the stupidity thought of the fuzzy mess !!."

First of all, sometimes the stupid thought is really the smartest.

Peel, compression, adhesion, cohesion, and rigidity; I understand all these things.

But, that panel looks like a fuzzy snag-a-poluza, looking for a place to happen.

 

Wouldnt those pultruding glass fibers make it very difficult to properly consolidate your laminate? Bunch up perhaps? They look like something i'd peel off my core before applying...good idea, but i'd have to use it to be a believer...

 

http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediaw...vTSevTSeSSSSSS--&fn=3M RTM Core Data Page.pdf

The stuff is not made for regular open mold hand laminating, it is made for RTM, or infusion or vacuum bagging.

 

Ah, gotcha, i missed the whole RTM core part. Whoops. Well in that case, i'd love to try it or hear from someone who has.

 

yeah !! this sort of thing has been round for long time so it is in other peoples thoughts as well !!! its interesting !!!

 

We tried this stuff years ago, and it works perfectly. We never got it off the ground though, as supply times were long, and the stuff is a drama to stock (differeny foam types, densities, skins (WR or CSM, different weights), different distance between loops). Just too many variables, which made it a complicated product.

 

My thoughts exactly smattass. You can keep it civil if you like !

 

Choose you words !!

We dont get into trouble from what we think only when we speak or write them for others to read !!
This is history repeating its self like we learned nothing at all ??

 

I asked a simple question and got

"Hello !!
If you remember we have has this very subject some months ago !!"

as if I was stupid or forgetful.

I have no trouble remembering our discussions, so if you can keep your points informative and factual, it would be appreciated.

 

Sorry!!

ok been a bad week to many nights of little to no sleep !!

But you got to admit some pretty silly non thinking type questions and even sillyer answers ! so enough .
Have trouble working with non thinking so called professionals and workers that cant find shelter when it rains and they work in a umbrellor factory !!.