Resin Infusion with 3D Core and Fluor Resin

[@jparky1972]

Love it. Coasters are a good idea. Maybe cut them to match the hexagon pattern though.

[@MatthieuLibeert]

Will try that indeed 😀

[@ddegn]

Thanks for sharing your experience with us. I'd be interested in seeing how strong this stuff is. Would it make good RC airplane parts? Robot parts? How does its strength/weight compare with wood? Thanks for the fun video.

[@MatthieuLibeert]

It's very strong but adds a good amount of weight as well! Still lighter than the same amount for thickness in woven material

[@asdf154]

Did you use an infusion mesh as well, or just the core as the flow media?

[@tapejaraimperator]

Is the 3D printed core hollow? Or 100% infill? If it is hollow, isn't it dent in the vacuum bag?

[@JakeNesbert]

Would be sick if you made a piece like this to put on a pc case instead of glass side panels and have rgb LEDs show through

[@jean-jacquesrousseau7973]

Hi! Easycomposite don't seem to have the glowing pigments anymore. Do you have the specs of it, so I could find an alternative?

[@MatthieuLibeert]

Hi, easy composites never had them 🙂 just search the web for glow in the dark powder and sure you'll find something that suits you 🙂

[@J1I9M7M4Y]

Put some black light led strips on the edges and hang it on the wall!

[@janeblogs324]

Why is your audio so quiet?

[@MatthieuLibeert]

Will investigate so it won't happen to the next video 😉

[@vigilante004]

Coasters are boring. Make some knife scales or a clipboard or a front and back cover for a sketchbook or address book or a ping pong paddle and put some rubber paint on the surface and the handle. You could also use it to make a slingshot by cutting out several layers and laminating them together then sanding and shaping. Or just send me some samples and I will make something for you, I have lots of ideas.

[@Trumppower]

I tried this at home but now my carpet is full with glue :)