Below are the links to the photos of the Land Rover Coosa Board project talked about at 25:40 boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board.jpg boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board_1.jpg boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board_2.jpg boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board_4.jpg boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board_3.jpg
I enjoyed the information and am looking forward to seeing more of these. On another note, please do something about the sound. I could barely hear you.
Can barely hear the vocal. Very interested in this subject. Big difference is using an ok material vs. using the right material for a boating application.
After watching videos about Coosa, I decided to go the long dollar and build a folding tablesaw outfeed table out of it. The _RIGIDITY_ is what I needed. After paying about $400 for a 3/4" - 4x8, I went to the pickup area to see Coosa for the first time. I got my money back. The sheet was already warped badly. And it was flimsy. I could flex it easily. No way it would make an outfeed/assembly surface without major reinforcement. Not at all like the impression I had from these videos.
I have a 30 Pierson sail boat, core forward of the till is spongy, what would I use to replace the core with? I would like to cut out from underneath so I don’t have to rework the deck finish?
Hello, Iam doing a project on aircraft flooring panel with a composite sandwich structure with an improved impact resistance..could you please recommend me the material I should go with (except nomex honeycomb structure)
Hey there, unfortunately, we are really not the best people to be answering this question. I would suggest checking in with someone that know more about aircraft flooring and seeing if the products we offer may be what you are looking for. Sorry we couldn't be of much help, but best of luck! :)
Thank you for the feedback, we really appreciate it! We struggled a little bit with the audio on this one, unfortunately, but if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to give us a call at 866-633-7961 :)
So I think I get what you're saying when you mentioned that coosa board doesn't have the same screw retention as marine grade plywood. However, if I were to screw through the coosa into wood, would the screw blow through the coosa, or would it react the same as a sheet of plywood and bring the screw to a stop?
Hey there Richard, the thinnest Starlite material we sell is 1/2". Please let us know if you have any other questions, or give us a call at 866-633-7961
@@RichADio, it sounds like you are screwing a piece of Coosa onto a piece of plywood (please correct if I am wrong!) In this case, we would recommend drilling a thru-hole in the coosa, and pilot hole in the plywood. The screw should not blowout the coosa if this is done! :)
Hey there John! Unfortnately we had some sound issues when live streaming this one. You can turn on the Closed Caption or used headphones to better hear, or if you have any questions about material, please don't hesitate to give us a call at 866-633-7961 :)
Below are the links to the photos of the Land Rover Coosa Board project talked about at 25:40
boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board.jpg
boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board_1.jpg
boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board_2.jpg
boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board_4.jpg
boatoutfitters.s3.amazonaws.com/images/images/Land_Rover_Coosa_Board_3.jpg
I enjoyed the information and am looking forward to seeing more of these. On another note, please do something about the sound. I could barely hear you.
Thanks for the kind words and recommendation! We certainly have improved on our audio quality in newer videos, so apologies for the low audio here!
Can barely hear the vocal. Very interested in this subject. Big difference is using an ok material vs. using the right material for a boating application.
Can you torch the edge of acrylic to polish it?
After watching videos about Coosa, I decided to go the long dollar and build a folding tablesaw outfeed table out of it. The _RIGIDITY_ is what I needed. After paying about $400 for a 3/4" - 4x8, I went to the pickup area to see Coosa for the first time.
I got my money back.
The sheet was already warped badly. And it was flimsy. I could flex it easily. No way it would make an outfeed/assembly surface without major reinforcement.
Not at all like the impression I had from these videos.
Can you star board use on top stell use for cut boad
Building. a canopy for my commercial fishing boat trying to get away from plywood and fiberglass any suggestions
Has a stainless steel frame about 11 by 12 foot
I have a 30 Pierson sail boat, core forward of the till is spongy, what would I use to replace the core with?
I would like to cut out from underneath so I don’t have to rework the deck finish?
Please give us a call at 866-633-7961 so we can discuss this with you :)
Hello, Iam doing a project on aircraft flooring panel with a composite sandwich structure with an improved impact resistance..could you please recommend me the material I should go with (except nomex honeycomb structure)
Hey there, unfortunately, we are really not the best people to be answering this question. I would suggest checking in with someone that know more about aircraft flooring and seeing if the products we offer may be what you are looking for. Sorry we couldn't be of much help, but best of luck! :)
....the volume is too low. Is anyone else having this problem?
Great information. But your sound isn’t working. Very low.
Thank you for the feedback, we really appreciate it! We struggled a little bit with the audio on this one, unfortunately, but if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to give us a call at 866-633-7961 :)
What is the thinnest the starlite material comes in?
So I think I get what you're saying when you mentioned that coosa board doesn't have the same screw retention as marine grade plywood. However, if I were to screw through the coosa into wood, would the screw blow through the coosa, or would it react the same as a sheet of plywood and bring the screw to a stop?
Hey there Richard, the thinnest Starlite material we sell is 1/2". Please let us know if you have any other questions, or give us a call at 866-633-7961
@@RichADio, it sounds like you are screwing a piece of Coosa onto a piece of plywood (please correct if I am wrong!) In this case, we would recommend drilling a thru-hole in the coosa, and pilot hole in the plywood. The screw should not blowout the coosa if this is done! :)
@@BoatOutfitters I would be screwing through the coosa into a 2x2 subframe. But I understand your recommendation to predrill.
Did`t watch the vidio as I was unable to hear what you were saying.
Hey there John! Unfortnately we had some sound issues when live streaming this one. You can turn on the Closed Caption or used headphones to better hear, or if you have any questions about material, please don't hesitate to give us a call at 866-633-7961 :)
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