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Although not necessarily an exhaustive list, the following tools and materials, supplied by Easy Composites, were used in this project.
The quantity shown below is the approximate amount used in the project rounded up to the nearest available kit size or quantity.
These fins were made with a mix of resin infusion and wet lay up. The top and bottom sheets are infused separately in order to obtain the best surface possible.
The core is made from 7 layers of unidirectional carbon fibre. For these layers I used a wet lay process because it's quite hard to infuse the resin for uni-directional fibres at such thickness and pattern. Then all the components are assembled and held together under vacuum while curing.
The carbon fibre knife has an internal core in Ultra high modulus carbon fibre and inside are placed some neodymium magnets in order to hold it in place in is sheath.
Alessandro, is the designer and maker behind Bruce Creations.
An plastic engineer who began working with carbon fibre around 15 years ago, his first project was a parachute helmet modification in order to fit a shield to the 'onboard' camera, before progressing on to hydrofoils.
Undertaking a large range of sports equipment projects and accumulating more experience and knowledge through different techniques and processes.
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