Using J-B Weld epoxy to mold a custom adapter block

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
  • We will show you how to make a perfectly fitting adapter block using J-B Weld. If Falcon Sails does not have the close match adapter for your kayak deck, you can make a perfect fitting adapter block with J-B Weld. Most often this is not necessary, but if you want to make a perfectly matching adapter for your deck, this video will show you how to do this.
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Комментарии • 6

  • @brasileirotimon
    @brasileirotimon 8 месяцев назад +2

    you could also use a heatgun on that logo to shape the plastic flat

    • @FalconSails
      @FalconSails  8 месяцев назад +2

      Yes you can easily reshape the log flat with a heat gun. Some hair dryers will heat the material enough to reshape the plastic as well.
      There is always a way to make small changes to a kayaks deck. Heat guns are great tools.

  • @davethornton9556
    @davethornton9556 Год назад +1

    Nice job Patric !!! very well done.

    • @FalconSails
      @FalconSails  Год назад

      Nice to see you Dave. We appreciate comments from a great inventor like you.

  • @kristaps2010
    @kristaps2010 Год назад +1

    Thanks for video! I'm still hoping to attach Falcon sail to my Grabner Escape inflatable one day when kayaks warranty expires. I believe I'll have to drill few holes in a deck cover.

    • @FalconSails
      @FalconSails  Год назад

      I would not hesitate to rig a Falcon Sail on your Grabner Escape Inflatable kayak.
      We actually helped one of the biggest US Grabner Dealers / maybe the US importer / Distributor of Grabner kayaks.
      It is a good company. They will take care of you. They will not give you a general void of warranty for using your kayak. If they do they are just looking for excuses.
      Besides kayak sailing is fun and the Escape is a great kayak for kayak sailing. It is easy to rig and it sails great.
      Here are some pictures of a Grabner Escape with a Falcon Sail rigged on it.
      www.flickr.com/photos/falconsails/albums/72177720310518748