Vacuum bagging a wet layup of carbon fiber | Ep. 13

[@charleslyster1681]

I love the mixture of British English, Italian English and written English, it is spot on. Very interesting process, especially the net and peel-ply.

[@SailingNV]

Haha thanks Charles, always great to hear from you :)

[@sailingseamurai]

Great video guys. Thanks for visiting Sailing in Japan group!

[@SailingNV]

Thanks sailing seamurai, nice to hear from you!

[@SailingNV]

We hope to make it to Japan with the boat one day!!

[@sailingseamurai]

@@SailingNV By all means. If you plan it seriously I can give you advise or two about marinas and what places to visit / stay!

[@SailingNV]

@@sailingseamurai thanks I will remember that! :) are you on fb? What’s your name on there?

[@sailingseamurai]

@@SailingNV I replied to your vid in Sailing in Japan group. Bias biax :D

[@haydenwatson7987]

I just stumbled across your channel and am binge watching. Great stuff. I am sure that you have figured this out by now, but you really need to have a catch pot in your hose between the bag and any fittings so that you will not get any epoxy pulled into the pump. When you are on bigger pieces, you will have epoxy coming up the hose before you remove all of the air so one of two things will happen. 1. you shut the valve and leave air and excess resin in the laminate. :>( 2. You leave the valve open so that you can get all of the air and excess resin producing a good laminate but then will need to by a new pump and any fittings because they will be full of epoxy. D'oh!

[@SailingNV]

hey thanks for this again, such helpful comments thank you! we've been watching for the epoxy coming up the hose, so you are right I need to create an epoxy trap...

[@lucacampana2428]

Don't touch nothing !!!!

[@SailingNV]

You got it 🤣

[@lindamarguerite4389]

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[@SailingNV]

Thanks us too! ;)