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On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 12:32:38 -0800, Chuck Gould
wrote: Omigawd. Kevlar and carbon fiber composites! (Watch the video- see the bagged hull). Better run over there quick, Harry, and let them know they don't have the first clue about how to build a boat. Obviously a solid, hand rolled, FRP hull would be vastly superior to anything Hinckley is putting out.....right? I'll admit it right up front - I had my doubts about vacuum bagging with foam core up and until I saw the process being done. I'm convinced now that it's a pretty good method given the proper materials in the manufacturing process. In my opinion, which matters little I realize, it's a better method than the Ranger hand laid glass, foam fill method. Stratos has been using the technique for a while using Kevlar/Carbon composite weave and those boats are tough. |
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