I've been watching a ton of YouTube videos lately from Easy Composites, and I want to try a small carbon fibre project.What are some ideas for something I could make? Preferably it would be something I can give to friends or even sell online.I was thinking I could start with some keycaps - going with forged carbon for the Esc key (like picrel) and woven carbon for the spacebar. I'm not really into custom keyboards, but it could be a nice little gift.
>>2622319Try making a bike frame, a door panel for your car, or maybe even a monocoque for your car.Replace the plastic housing on your TV remote, mouse, other plastic thing with a CF copy.
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>>2622319>smallsmall is NOT beginner carbon fibersmall is advanced carbon fiberbeginners need to be able to lay up nice big sheets
>>2622319It's spelled fiber, you twat.
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>>2623504*Misspelt...
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>>2622319a spaceshipjust enough for one person with enough room as a studio apartment, say 200 sq ft
>>2622319hey anon, i started working with carbon fibre a few months ago so i'm in the same boat as you but with a little more experience (started at the end of last year)>>2622403this anon is 100% rightif you're attempting to find ideas to give to friends or to sell online as a beginner, it's probably best to start with common household things which everybody is familiar with like key racks on walls, bookshelf spacers or coastersif you want to get into more technical things like what i'm trying to do (car door panels with repositioned window/switch locations, gauge pods), you really need experience so just start small and simple and most importantly - take your time because every tiny blemish or imperfection will appear on the next step of the processenjoy
