The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

So the pic i put up i took from google dont seem to work but that link you puy up on here works fine.
"Can we talk somewhere private"
Lol

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Thank you everyone for reaching out just trying to keep the costs down for a run of 500

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georgedupe wrote:That's my photo!

I print jackets and sell blank flats

https://www.duplication.ca/blank-flats/

Perfect
Why can't i access your site? Every device just gives me a 404.
You still selling them?

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Guys does anyone have or know anyone who sell unassembled jackets to print on?
Google is not playing ball
Regards
Nathan

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UPDATE 17/4/18 Hi all sorry I haven't been active very busy end of 2017 start of 2018 with my little girl being born. So resin cure did work I managed to obtain the smooth finish unfortunatly when we measured the surface it was very inconsistent in thicknesses. My brother caught wind of this as he w...

Lucky man do it!!!!

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Update....... Trial 3 was successful. I laid up one in 10thou and one in 5thou glass cloth also changed my method on the final bag up for autoclave. The 5thou failed I think because it wasn't thick enough it's a tad warped, but the 10thou has the smooth finish on top. Now to run another trial identi...

Hi guys quick question has anyone attempted to lathe cut cured resin cloth before? I work with it in the aerospace industry and I'm curious because when cured its light weight and very tough and can have a shiny finish like a blank. Over to the floor....... Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk **up...

Ballpark: £6 for a 7" Not sure yet usually the price of materials get bumped up a notch when your an aerospace company but right now as I'm trialling the idea I'm using out of shelf life glass cloth again aerospace they have strict shelf life but if its kept frozen the cloth is good for another yea...

Ballpark: £6 Not sure yet usually the price of materials get bumped up a notch when your an aerospace company but right now as I'm trialling the idea I'm using out of shelf life glass cloth again aerospace they have strict shelf life but if its kept frozen the cloth is good for another year. Plus th...

I forgot to add pictures sorry https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171026/0ae00872158405c8731b0223934cf428.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171026/b3785da55ce6129f74b566844317faf3.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171026/316d6bb9d74a37537fea07171a15ad03.jpg Sent from my SM-G935F using Tap...

Sorry I put this up in the newbie forum, thinking I possibly should of put it here instead.

https://www.lathetrolls.com/viewtopic.php?t=7475

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I forgot to add pictures sorry https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171026/0ae00872158405c8731b0223934cf428.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171026/b3785da55ce6129f74b566844317faf3.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171026/316d6bb9d74a37537fea07171a15ad03.jpg Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapa...

So I've started looking into it prppper today making up a couple of flat pannel tests. The one on the left is a 3 ply 10 thou stack section cut so when its cured i can De laminate it and see the internal surface under the smooth finish. One on the right is a 6 ply stack again from 10 though material...

Hi guys quick question has anyone attempted to lathe cut cured resin cloth before? I work with it in the aerospace industry and I'm curious because when cured its light weight and very tough and can have a shiny finish like a blank.

Over to the floor.......

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Hi there I am Nathan 34 from just outside London England. Always had dreams to own my own record shop but them days are long gone. Looked into electro plating but have slowly come round to lathe cutting in the past two weeks. There must be 100s of years of experience in this forum and feel honoured ...