Can you handle some hints? 1) I get a much stronger end result by using the foam itself as an added adhesive on a two piece job. Trim the two halves so you can properly align them, then bind them together with masking tape. Drill a 20mm hole on the underside, stand the job with the hole up the top. I buy pouring foam as two parts - mix together - and pour into the job 2 or 3 times until it overflows.
I cut 20mm tin strips to shape & stick to the die to get my flanges. Otherwise I use clay.
@GasserGlass Mock seems to be the more common term. Yes the mold was quickly made, and a bit flimsy, but it was not intended for multiple castings, and my time was very limited on this project. With the type of custom fabrication I do, this is usually the case.
@parrotpilot .... Then I stand corrected and will withdraw my former comment....There are many who look to learning how to do this stuff the correct way and only want the best results for our future fiberglass laminator/mold makers.... The wing is still a neat item, would have liked to seen it done for multiple pulls....Looks good... Carry On
@themga4life netherlands your not allowed to use these products they are unsafe the volatiles in the epoxy and the epoxide exposure are illegal. tell me , is prostitution legal still in your country?
After the wing halves where together, I drilled straight through both, then enlarged the top hole, put the bolt down through, and fiberglassed it in place. The top hole is puttied over.
Must have been too many peeps watching this earlier.. Works great now :) Thanks for taking the time to put this together Dan, I really appreciate it :) Now I'm off to watch part 2!
I've seen it spelled both ways -- As an American, I can tell you that American English uses "learned," and so that's how I usually spell it, but it might be that British English uses "learnt."
Wachaloy cantine floti eri pres ti lo case nimesi voli te roti moricata :D
guzmantile 2 weeks ago
Nice video thank's for posting it! :)
Mr74runner 1 month ago
@Mr74runner You are welcome!
parrotpilot 1 month ago
@parrotpilot Very cool, both parts are interesting
NosFedZ32 3 weeks ago
Great video! It helped a lot! going to make my own back part for my Yamaha TZR, and didn't know a thing before i saw this :)
btw, press 3 while viewing the video for non-stop farting, hahahahah! i had to laugh
Mujaffa12345 1 month ago
lol the mysterious ticking at 4:15 really fits in w/ the situation. Are you sure that it's not intentional? XDDD
Nice vid sir.
BTW, may I ask about how many days did it took for all these processes?
riwjin 2 months ago
@riwjin LOL two days, start to finish.
Dan
parrotpilot 2 months ago
what did you use for the mold
NPxproductions231 2 months ago
Can you handle some hints? 1) I get a much stronger end result by using the foam itself as an added adhesive on a two piece job. Trim the two halves so you can properly align them, then bind them together with masking tape. Drill a 20mm hole on the underside, stand the job with the hole up the top. I buy pouring foam as two parts - mix together - and pour into the job 2 or 3 times until it overflows.
I cut 20mm tin strips to shape & stick to the die to get my flanges. Otherwise I use clay.
WJP004 4 months ago
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GasserGlass 10 months ago
@GasserGlass Mock seems to be the more common term. Yes the mold was quickly made, and a bit flimsy, but it was not intended for multiple castings, and my time was very limited on this project. With the type of custom fabrication I do, this is usually the case.
parrotpilot 3 weeks ago
@parrotpilot .... Then I stand corrected and will withdraw my former comment....There are many who look to learning how to do this stuff the correct way and only want the best results for our future fiberglass laminator/mold makers.... The wing is still a neat item, would have liked to seen it done for multiple pulls....Looks good... Carry On
GasserGlass 3 weeks ago
Really excellent video. Thanks for taking the time to do it.
saeidmomtahan 10 months ago
So, beyond the kit cost. There is a 1000 or more in part one and two resin, plus fiber glass. And cost to build the tables and ...what more?
michaelpilot1000 11 months ago
Hey tnx a much i trying to find this kind of infos whole day.
svaroglo82 1 year ago
lmfao at the porn music
szpopho 1 year ago 4
@szpopho Does my music make you randy? LOL
parrotpilot 1 year ago 5
Where can I fetch this stuff? I'm from Netherlands who can help me
themga4life 1 year ago
@themga4life The internet is the only suggestion I have if you can't find it locally. I get mine from Fibreglast (dot) com
Dan
parrotpilot 1 year ago
@themga4life move to another country. probaby the USA.
datzfast 1 year ago
@themga4life netherlands your not allowed to use these products they are unsafe the volatiles in the epoxy and the epoxide exposure are illegal. tell me , is prostitution legal still in your country?
datzfast 1 year ago
@datzfast yes its freeey nice man
themga4life 1 year ago
that sound didn't come out of you! it came out of the tube!
probably
sagabhcrew 1 year ago
@sagabhcrew Um, yes, that's it, it came out of the tube!
parrotpilot 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Fucking bullshit asshole you make people loose their time by watching this shit, redneck !
F3FisGoodforYou 2 years ago
Parrotpilot,
How was this mold laid up? Is it primarily bondo?
soholingo 2 years ago
how did you put in thos mounting bolts?
envayn6661 2 years ago
After the wing halves where together, I drilled straight through both, then enlarged the top hole, put the bolt down through, and fiberglassed it in place. The top hole is puttied over.
parrotpilot 2 years ago
1:57 LOL
miguelmed2012 2 years ago
Must have been too many peeps watching this earlier.. Works great now :) Thanks for taking the time to put this together Dan, I really appreciate it :) Now I'm off to watch part 2!
Bobbydog69 2 years ago
What is wrong with this video? It takes FOREVER to load for me. Anyone else finding this too??
Bobbydog69 2 years ago
Does you computer use Microsoft Vista? Since I got my new computer I have learned to hate Microsoft!
parrotpilot 2 years ago
i don't speak very good english, it's learned or learnt?thank you...
sebairaf3 2 years ago
Learned.. I have problems with English too! It's a hard language to speak or learn!
parrotpilot 2 years ago
I've seen it spelled both ways -- As an American, I can tell you that American English uses "learned," and so that's how I usually spell it, but it might be that British English uses "learnt."
Dialects are so confusing...
soulcutterx13 2 years ago
excellent video, i learnt a lot !:D
sebairaf3 2 years ago
Thanks, I learned a lot too!
parrotpilot 2 years ago