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anyone have experience with cutting carbon fiber?
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<blockquote data-quote="The Abyss" data-source="post: 14071252" data-attributes="member: 160888"><p>I used to work on aircraft parts and had to cut the stuff. Wear goggles and a mask like it was mention above. When we cut it we would make a scribed line that we would follow and used a painters tape on the edge of it. Cured carbon fiber will sand too so if you're using a small angle grinder, such as a 90 degree pneumatic you can get sanding wheels too. The wheels work really well for a flat surface but they can cut really quickly too, so be careful. I don't think that water would hurt it but I've never tried it. We had a suction fan near where we sanded and cut things so maybe keep a shop-vac near by for easy cleanup. Measure twice, cut once and good luck!</p><p></p><p></p><p>P.S. Your car is gorgeous!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Abyss, post: 14071252, member: 160888"] I used to work on aircraft parts and had to cut the stuff. Wear goggles and a mask like it was mention above. When we cut it we would make a scribed line that we would follow and used a painters tape on the edge of it. Cured carbon fiber will sand too so if you're using a small angle grinder, such as a 90 degree pneumatic you can get sanding wheels too. The wheels work really well for a flat surface but they can cut really quickly too, so be careful. I don't think that water would hurt it but I've never tried it. We had a suction fan near where we sanded and cut things so maybe keep a shop-vac near by for easy cleanup. Measure twice, cut once and good luck! P.S. Your car is gorgeous! [/QUOTE]
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