Carbon Fibre Setup Board
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Carbon Fibre Setup Board
Has anyone got a Arrowmax Carbon setup board? What do you think about it?
#2
Anyone? What about the Xceed one?
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You can buy a floor tile that's wide enough and cheap then put the exceed sticker or which ever brand you like.that's what I did,I got a glass sheet from an old table. The wooden boards are good enough but still its wood,if it gets wet it might warp depending on the quality of the finishing
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You can buy a floor tile that's wide enough and cheap then put the exceed sticker or which ever brand you like.that's what I did,I got a glass sheet from an old table. The wooden boards are good enough but still its wood,if it gets wet it might warp depending on the quality of the finishing
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I have had the Xceed in my hands and I must say it is very light but too expensive for me.
If it all about the weight then seach for a piece of honeycomb aluminium.
http://beecore.en.made-in-china.com/...omb-Plate.html
It isd light, strong and much cheaper to get.
I want to give it a try to make my 1/18 setup board in a larger version:
If it all about the weight then seach for a piece of honeycomb aluminium.
http://beecore.en.made-in-china.com/...omb-Plate.html
It isd light, strong and much cheaper to get.
I want to give it a try to make my 1/18 setup board in a larger version:
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Find an dead 16:9 LCD monitor, look for graphics grade and in there is a 4-8mm clear acrylic inside, dead flat too.
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They keep me busy when I have nothing to do at work/school.
Keep them coming.
I type in capricorn lab co2 on youtube and they all come up.
Whens the next one?
#13
Thankyou everyone for replying, I am after a lightweight board because the hudy one is quite heavy to travel with. Where can I get the Xceed one from?
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Xceed is a brand related to Serpent so there is a high chance that a shop selling Serpent does sell Xceed as well.
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June 27, there's in indoor off-road event I want to shoot, it's going to be an awesome event with some really good drivers, so it makes better vision.
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Back on topic, to the original post, the reason there's no definitive answer is that most of us spent that part of our budget elsewhere. In truth, it's a valuable item and if it's really well made, then do it.
A 4mm acrylic sheet is as thin as you can for that medium, then it's CF or the honeycomb. Tempered/Laminated glass works too.