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Re: Toroid Building
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- Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 10:14:49 -0600
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Original poster: "Gerry Reynolds" <gerryreynolds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Tim,
I will probably try either the bondo or the redevil "onetime" product
on this toroid. I will eventually make a 10x40 toroid after I learn
from this one. David from D&M suggested, I think, paper taping the
duct first (I presume to save weight), applying the bondo, and then
doing the fiberglass resin coatings for strength. I'm thinking of
applying the bondo and filling the corrigations, sanding, varnishing,
and then adding the AL tape. I suppose, I will find out how heavy it
becomes and alter the process for the 10x40 toroid. Dont know how
heavy bondo is compared to the redevil product nor how much filling
the corrigations will improve strength.
Gerry R
Original poster: Timjroche@xxxxxxx
Gerry R.,
have you tried bondo...easy working, stable, and cheap....or
even the fiberglass bondo for rigidity.....good luck... i'd like to
know what you do... i'll be doin te same in 2-3 weeks.....tim