Carbon Killer?

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slalomfreak
slalomfreak
NSW
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NSW, 304 posts
20 Jan 2016 8:40am
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Man0verBoard
Man0verBoard
WA
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WA, 629 posts
20 Jan 2016 2:29pm
Perhaps if you like sailing a thong..
ULF
ULF
QLD
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ULF ULF
QLD, 261 posts
20 Jan 2016 4:34pm
Man0verBoard said..
Perhaps if you like sailing a thong..


Maybe it will be used elsewhere, reducing the demand for carbon then?. That would be good for us....
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23647 posts
WA, 23647 posts
20 Jan 2016 4:50pm
Man0verBoard said..
Perhaps if you like sailing a thong..


Gives me ideas

Where can I buy one to fit me?


NotWal
NotWal
QLD
7436 posts
QLD, 7436 posts
20 Jan 2016 11:57pm
Man0verBoard said..
Perhaps if you like sailing a thong..


Is the stuff softer than EPS?
sailquik
sailquik
VIC
6171 posts
VIC, 6171 posts
21 Jan 2016 9:42am
Yes, I was thinking more as a core material. Light, machinable (for shaping), does not absorb water and hard to deform.

Unknowns: Stiffness, adhesion to resins, COST!!
slalomfreak
slalomfreak
NSW
304 posts
NSW, 304 posts
21 Jan 2016 10:43am
sailquik said..
Yes, I was thinking more as a core material. Light, machinable (for shaping), does not absorb water and hard to deform.

Unknowns: Stiffness, adhesion to resins, COST!!


At a cost of about $3million/cu.meter dont expect to see it used anytime soon.
sailquik
sailquik
VIC
6171 posts
VIC, 6171 posts
21 Jan 2016 9:33pm
slalomfreak said..

sailquik said..
Yes, I was thinking more as a core material. Light, machinable (for shaping), does not absorb water and hard to deform.

Unknowns: Stiffness, adhesion to resins, COST!!



At a cost of about $3million/cu.meter dont expect to see it used anytime soon.


Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23647 posts
WA, 23647 posts
21 Jan 2016 10:01pm
Can anyone put me onto a 60kg/m3 PVC foam (like divinycell) that is cheap in block form not sheets....?

Else last resort a pourable polyurethane foam about 60-80kg/m3 (freerise density)
Fredstyles
Fredstyles
86 posts
86 posts
22 Jan 2016 4:35am
Mark _australia said..
Can anyone put me onto a 60kg/m3 PVC foam (like divinycell) that is cheap in block form not sheets....?

Else last resort a pourable polyurethane foam about 60-80kg/m3 (freerise density)


Foam-iT 5 (80kg/m3) is a pourable pu foam I'm using mainly for glueing inserts.

www.smooth-on.com/product-line/foam-it/


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