It's more about the process than the part. Playing the long game bud.

The differece is that he can reproduce that cover with his form several times - so nothing for someone who wants to do it for one cover. You can simply overlaminate yours and vacuum it. Will do the same

@Joe cure a corner at a time 😂

@Joe 15hours with heatgun? :V

Hell yeah

lol that would be cool!

This isn't carbon fiber to begin with so it'll probably be a long time.

(Forged carbon is less strong than regular twills, it is just beneficial in cost for production, and offers more compatibility for awkward shapes especially on smaller parts. It's also lighter for the same volume so it's good for non-structural or partially-structural parts that don't need the extreme properties of regular CF)

@@icehawk3442 forged carbon can be weaker or stronger than twill or weave, depending on use case and manufacturing. The randomly oriented strands are incredible for small, densely packed, complex shapes. Not so much for large, thin, or flat pieces, where the benefit of long, continuous fibers would be apparent. Forged carbon is made by throughly wetting the fibers, and curing under high pressures (some sort of mold and clamp system, usually. This squeezes excess resin out, and packs the fibers more tightly together. The purpose of resin is to transfer load from one fiber to the next. Therefore the less space between fibers, the less the strength of the resin comes into play, resulting in an overall stronger part. Tightly packed, randomly oriented fiber also significantly reduces the concern of delamination.

You're talking about two different things. First there's the wet laminate version, (where you...as you say, wet out the fibers then clamp molds together) then there's the real stuff (SMC and BMC) that's made in a multiple piece mold, and is a prepreg system that is pressed together in a heated platen press. Even SMC/BMC is *almost* as strong as woven fiber (both prepreg). However, SMC and BMC are being used in structural automotive applications now as well. @@g45h96

dont add stupid free music to these

​@@techtrip8942 he could add slow background music like Carboncitizens they are made for automotive creaters to use for free

Naw its not really any harder all the same steps basically

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I dont think there is any difference in cutting normal Cabon Fiber or Forged Carbon.

Yeah agree, I use one of those tools and a water spray to keep dust down.

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@@user-hw4kr3ec5q Ну да это точно . У него такой своеобразный юмор))) ,я всегда прикалываюсь с его видео . Молодец . Вообще у него там много приколов в роликах .

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When you did the table did you use a vacuum or just brush and roller? How'd it come up?

Cleaning up the mess.

That grinding inside 😂