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7th November 2015, 09:37 PM
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Good luck with this, it will be nice to have some suppliers that do what they say and offer decent products!
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14th December 2015, 08:38 AM
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After what seems like weeks of wet flatting and polishing I finally have the moulds to a point where I am happy with them so this week I will pull a fresh master from the nosecone mould as I want to make a new mould eventually but now the order book is open
dont expect much before the new year but a will be taking 50% deposits and the remainder when the parts are ready for delivery/ collection
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14th December 2015, 03:24 PM
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Black dash panel,COD as just up the road from you,and soon as you like.
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16th December 2015, 08:04 AM
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Looking good
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17th December 2015, 10:51 AM
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I've been looking at how the moulds are made and I have to ask why do they all the same flaws? I went to college to do industrial model making and we where taught that if you can incorporate a clean radious edge or dead edge to the moulds then you don't have the over spill of the fibres and resin. If you use woven roven or cloth up to the edges it makes them stronger and cuts down on the chance of chipping the gel during trimming, it adds to the cost of production but it cuts down the chance of producing seconds. Also making a split mould seemed rather more desirable rather than just removing the return edges and back filling the edges with plasticine to produce the edges.
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17th December 2015, 11:36 AM
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Phil, for god sake take a chill pill, the guy is making an attempt to sort out a supply of body parts, criticise others when your own house is fully in order.
you have threatened all sorts of developments etc, but we all know that empty vessels make the most noise. Merry Christmas Arfon
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