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04 October 2004, 17:19
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Post-Cured Epoxy Construction
Any aone knows what the term Post-Cured Epoxy means?
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04 October 2004, 17:29
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Manos
Any aone knows what the term Post-Cured Epoxy means?
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Yes,
Des
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04 October 2004, 17:42
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Member
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Very enlightening reply
Now is it poss that you can elaborate on that reply a bit more please Des?
What is it then? what does ir do/has more than the normal epoxy etc etc
Cheers
Manos
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04 October 2004, 17:52
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In essence it allows the boat manufacture more control and time when laying up a large GF structure by curing the hull after construction.
Des
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04 October 2004, 17:57
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I see. So is made out of normal staff is just the finishing process.
Can't understand why this process is more expessive than the normal prosedure?
Manos
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04 October 2004, 18:02
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Manos
I see. So is made out of normal staff is just the finishing process.
Can't understand why this process is more expessive than the normal prosedure?
Manos
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No, it can be a whole new process depending on the end product, there a lot to it. It can be a higher quality, higher specification construction method and used in conjunction with vacuum forming can produce technically very good products.
Des
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04 October 2004, 18:02
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...could be because of the elevated temperatures used! Not everything boils down to price....sometimes you have to pay for quality
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04 October 2004, 18:07
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OK thanks guys. Is just that I've been looking at the OUTERLIMITS power boat and it has a price you won't believe. SO I asked the question and amongst the things they said to justify the huuuuge price it was this Post-Cured Epoxy Construction.
Thanks again
Manos
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04 October 2004, 18:36
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Higher cost of materials
Inner and outer moulds (sometimes)
Vacuum systems
Much more technical and easier to mess up!
Usually used with carbon fibre (more expensive anyway)
You need an oven big enough for the biggest mould
And it's a waste of money for smaller boat as they need to flex and carbon fibre doesn't like doing that - just ask Team Philipps!
All IMHO as we have only ever vacuumed models and never done any post cured stuff ...........
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Originally Posted by Zippy
When a boat looks that good who needs tubes!!!
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04 October 2004, 18:45
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Cookee
they need to flex and carbon fibre doesn't like doing that
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Not sure you're right there John!
But I'm more interested in the 'Jackanory' interest in an Outerlimits!
Like I said the other day, Manos never, ever stops amazing me
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04 October 2004, 18:51
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You are nothing if not predictable John
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Originally Posted by Jonny Fuller
Not sure you're right there John!
But I'm more interested in the 'Jackanory' interest in an Outerlimits!
Like I said the other day, Manos never, ever stops amazing me
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04 October 2004, 19:30
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Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisallse
You're nothing if not predictable John
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Ditto, and it's 'Jon'
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04 October 2004, 20:38
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Oooohhh dont piss of the Falcon owners
........my blobs are only just recovering from my comments as an anti falcon heretic!
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04 October 2004, 20:44
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Alan are you still worried about your greenies There are more important things in life than that
Sorry no more exciting smiles since I was threatenned receiving a PM from G.O.D. that my posting rights will be removed if I post any more smiles. Gues he didn't like the ferry
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04 October 2004, 21:23
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Manos
Sorry no more exciting smiles since I was threatenned receiving a PM from G.O.D. that my posting rights will be removed if I post any more smiles. Gues he didn't like the ferry
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Not threatening really, just asking -- again -- that you post sensibly.
One last time:
Don't upload irrelevant attachments
Image attachments are welcome where they are interesting or useful. Generic pictures and clip art do not fall into either category.
I haven't stopped you or anyone else posting smilies, just the rest of the rubbish that you insist on adding to just about every post. Please stop.
There aren't many rules here, you know what they are, yet you seem to be intent on self destruction. My patience may just run out one day!
Thank you
John
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04 October 2004, 21:55
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Yes, you're a very naughty boy Manos!
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04 October 2004, 22:04
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Manos
Alan are you still worried about your greenies There are more important things in life than that
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No Manos. I'm really not.
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05 October 2004, 08:37
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Manos
Gues he didn't like the ferry
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Hey Manos, don't worry about the powecrazed maniac, he's a softie really. He likes nothing better than a few fairies on the forum!!!!
Go on, make his day!
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