is the top of your mold flat? I mean will your ski be flat in the middle with curved tips?

interested in some fiberglass if you get a price. I am looking to get everything I need to make a pair of skis soon

those are some nice looking skis and model

where did you get your supplies like that HUGE roll of fiberglass etc

thanks

should I restate this question or does nobody have help?

If anyone has a pattern, model, etc of their ski mold I would love to see it. I know its a long shot to get a mold th way I need it but I am not so sure of how to make the mold for my skis. I am thinking of starting with ski ski blades or twin tips to keep things simple. Is there any library of skis...

CTrider wrote:i dont really know how much a price would be. if you give me a estimate i can let you know if it is in my price range.

where are you located? shipping would be a ton unless you are close to me.

where are you and how much do you want one for?

what is the sotware yu useto run he macin and what is the software you use to make your code? I have a cnc mill and plan to make a cnc router soon.

those look very nice.

research the differences between 6oz glasss and 22 oz glass, and you will have your answer. I've neveractually worked with fiberglass or know about its properties that are good, etc. what is it that I am looking for and where do I look for this? I am just guessing that the 22oz will be thicker and ...

I use raka

www.raka.com

Vinman wrote:most peeps are using 22oz triaxial glass.

would the stuff I mentioned work?

I am placing a order to get fabric and epoxy from raka and I was wondering if the 6oz 50" wide plain weave would work for skis. I am also wondering if the 127 resin with 350 hardner will work.
http://www.raka.com/FiberglassCloth.htmlthanks

raka.com has triaxial fiberglass stitched tape 12" wide for $3.90/yard I have not ordered this yet but I think it would be about the same as the triaxial fiberglass from the skibuilders store. The only way to keep the costs down is to buy in bulk directly from manufacturers or distributors and...

wipe them clean to remove dirt and moisture. i used to also put a layer of wax on the base for protection over the summer. in addition, with my alpine skis i used to back down the DIN adjustment to relieve tension on the spring (but don't forget to re-adjust the DIN setting when the snow flies; i u...