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Old 01-01-2016, 03:58 AM
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Does anyone have any pics or video of a plug or mold being constructed? I saw one video on youtube of DCB having a plug made on a 4 axis cnc. I would like to see how it was done in the old days. Thank you.
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Follow the pics;;;basically they make an exact copy out of wood/ wooden station framework, add an exceptional finish and build the mold over the plug

http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/boa...ing-45398.html
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Originally Posted by speicher lane
Follow the pics;;;basically they make an exact copy out of wood/ wooden station framework, add an exceptional finish and build the mold over the plug

http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/boa...ing-45398.html
Very informative link , thanks!
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This is making the plug and mold for a car body but I thought it was pretty interesting to see the process.
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Originally Posted by hrs pla
Does anyone have any pics or video of a plug or mold being constructed? I saw one video on youtube of DCB having a plug made on a 4 axis cnc. I would like to see how it was done in the old days. Thank you.
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Will you be using vacuum resin infusion process when laying the laminates?
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