Anybody got one for sale? I cant find one anywhere, so I'm asking if anyone has upgraded to IQ foil or the new race kit and might want to sell their old one. :)
Select to expand quoteSubsonic said..
Just use a piece of 4b2 she'll be right.
Haha I've already got that, that's why I'm trying to upgrade.
Select to expand quoteIndecentExposur said..
Why not ask for a 110 as well? I love that mast!
He's hard enough to catch already. Don't give him ideas.
Select to expand quoteSubsonic said..IndecentExposur said..
Why not ask for a 110 as well? I love that mast!
He's hard enough to catch already. Don't give him ideas.
I'm just trying to keep up with you. 
There is one connected to a complete foil 4sale here if you are desperate......
www.seabreeze.com.au/Classifieds/Foiling-Windsurfing-Foilboards/~lsgbd/2019-Race-Foil-Carbon.aspx
Select to expand quotetonyk said..
There is one connected to a complete foil 4sale here if you are desperate......
www.seabreeze.com.au/Classifieds/Foiling-Windsurfing-Foilboards/~lsgbd/2019-Race-Foil-Carbon.aspx
Just message him asking to sell the mast separately. He loves that 
He's finally managed to get one.
Since you're all here, whats the easiest/quickest method to cut through a piece of carbon, round about 15mm at its thickest point, bout 15cm wide? Reciprocating saw? Hacksaw?
Gonna be in a bit of a hurry when i do it, so quickest method is best. Not really worried about cutting straight...
Select to expand quotetonyk said..
There is one connected to a complete foil 4sale here if you are desperate......
www.seabreeze.com.au/Classifieds/Foiling-Windsurfing-Foilboards/~lsgbd/2019-Race-Foil-Carbon.aspx
Thanks Tony but i managed to pick one up off a local legend here. It wont be going as fast with me as it was with him though haha.
Cheers for everyones input. 
Select to expand quoteSubsonic said..
He's finally managed to get one.
Since you're all here, whats the easiest/quickest method to cut through a piece of carbon, round about 15mm at its thickest point, bout 15cm wide? Reciprocating saw? Hacksaw?
Gonna be in a bit of a hurry when i do it, so quickest method is best. Not really worried about cutting straight...
Be careful - cutting carbon is know to be hazardous. The dust is the problem, you get these fine particles that may cause bad troubles later on.
I have two methods cutting carbon, either I cut the carbon immersed in water (in winter when I cant go outside) - or outside if possible wearing a fine particle mask - wind in my back.
Select to expand quoteSubsonic said..
Since you're all here, whats the easiest/quickest method to cut through a piece of carbon, round about 15mm at its thickest point, bout 15cm wide? Reciprocating saw? Hacksaw?
Gonna be in a bit of a hurry when i do it, so quickest method is best. Not really worried about cutting straight...
in that context (quickest is best), then diamond tipped hacksaw blade, same as Rob Rock uses for mast repairs.
If need perfect finish, but a new part.
Select to expand quoteCarvstar said..Subsonic said..
He's finally managed to get one.
Since you're all here, whats the easiest/quickest method to cut through a piece of carbon, round about 15mm at its thickest point, bout 15cm wide? Reciprocating saw? Hacksaw?
Gonna be in a bit of a hurry when i do it, so quickest method is best. Not really worried about cutting straight...
Be careful - cutting carbon is know to be hazardous. The dust is the problem, you get these fine particles that may cause bad troubles later on.
I have two methods cutting carbon, either I cut the carbon immersed in water (in winter when I cant go outside) - or outside if possible wearing a fine particle mask - wind in my back.
Err, yes. I'll be sure to wear my dust mask. Lucky we're in the middle of co-vid. Nothing suspicious going on here... carry on de-rigging...
Select to expand quoteSubsonic said..Carvstar said..Subsonic said..
He's finally managed to get one.
Since you're all here, whats the easiest/quickest method to cut through a piece of carbon, round about 15mm at its thickest point, bout 15cm wide? Reciprocating saw? Hacksaw?
Gonna be in a bit of a hurry when i do it, so quickest method is best. Not really worried about cutting straight...
Be careful - cutting carbon is know to be hazardous. The dust is the problem, you get these fine particles that may cause bad troubles later on.
I have two methods cutting carbon, either I cut the carbon immersed in water (in winter when I cant go outside) - or outside if possible wearing a fine particle mask - wind in my back.
Err, yes. I'll be sure to wear my dust mask. Lucky we're in the middle of co-vid. Nothing suspicious going on here... carry on de-rigging...
I think a thermal lance would be quick and avoid the dust issues.
