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Foam core vs. arbor material for woven graphite grips
Posted by:
Dean Veltman
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Date: December 13, 2022 07:39AM
I have started making a split Tennessee handle using a PacBay graphite color foam arbor. I applied the woven graphite to the arbor material. It appears to be a little harder, more resistance to denting with a finger nail, than the foam in my usual CFX handles that I use. So far, I have not clear coated over the top of this set of grips. I might try using them without the clear coat this time. I have one I made last year that has sat around the shop for a year and played around with and it has been fine so far.
Is there any reason this will not work? Re: Foam core vs. arbor material for woven graphite grips
Posted by:
Joe Vanfossen
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Date: December 13, 2022 08:45AM
It will work just fine. In fact I have a set of grip components that I believe came from PacBay made from that material. I got them at the Expo a few years back, but never got around to skinning them. The only downside is that
By the way, I like your style. A split TN handle in carbon fiber is the way to go. Re: Foam core vs. arbor material for woven graphite grips
Posted by:
Tom Kirkman
(Moderator)
Date: December 13, 2022 09:44AM
It's pretty much the same stuff. The PacBay material is simply a bit more dense than whatever type poly foam that CFX uses.
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