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Old 26-02-2015
jerzi jerzi is offline
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Default B5M carbon chassis with kickup

I did the mold of wood and then i laminate the upper mold out of classfiber and carbon.
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Old 26-02-2015
Erik Brewster Erik Brewster is offline
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Looking good! Can't wait to see it with pretty, cut edges and holes.

It's funny - carbon chassis with foam sandwiches, molded kickups, and other advanced stuff were so normal in the 80's but not anymore. Great job doing things more complicated than a prefab, flat carbon cutout!
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Old 27-02-2015
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Erik, you totally forgot honeycomb and balsawood.
The -80ees was an very nice period to have rc as an hobby.
-90 was good too but -80 was fun.
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Old 27-02-2015
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I made a tub chassis for a Schumacher k1. it had a 1mm foam core and I managed to get the weight down to 60 gram's.
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Old 27-02-2015
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More pics.
Installed an b4 frontend in.
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i'm surprised more people dont mould their own carbon chassis, i've done 7 tubs and a few flats now, and it isnt difficult to get a reasonable finish. my 2wd tub for this year came out really well, its more time consuming making the plug for the bodyshell than making the chassis mould!!
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