My only negative comment is the use of pen marker directly on the Prepreg itself. Regardless of approved inks it's a bad practice to draw solid lines and or write directly on a layer like that. Normally in Aviation you would add any information on the protective layers of backing material.
At 6:06 you talk about a special SILVER MAKER ... Question : I presume it does not effect the CF propeprties ...espepcially since I noticed it was not erased and became a one with the part .. Am I right? Thank you for the extremely well narrated and illustrated video. I am a newbie to CF ... and prepreg has been like rocket science to me ... you pretty much cleared many doubts I had. So thank you once again
Fantastic video! 👌 More of this please! 🤙🤙🤙
Best explanation...I work in organization which deals with defence and aerospace composite parts...
Fantastic!
very nice video thank you
Imagine working on 4m diameter x 1.5m height rocket space composite part...
My only negative comment is the use of pen marker directly on the Prepreg itself. Regardless of approved inks it's a bad practice to draw solid lines and or write directly on a layer like that. Normally in Aviation you would add any information on the protective layers of backing material.
At 6:06 you talk about a special SILVER MAKER ... Question : I presume it does not effect the CF propeprties ...espepcially since I noticed it was not erased and became a one with the part .. Am I right?
Thank you for the extremely well narrated and illustrated video.
I am a newbie to CF ... and prepreg has been like rocket science to me ... you pretty much cleared many doubts I had.
So thank you once again
Its fine for use. It's just a silver Sharpie.
excellent
hell yeah
Good
Hi , can I use this video to show young children how to manufacture aerospace parts made out of composites thank you
Sure
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