Hi,
I’m pretty happy with the Trampa holypro I got from a friend of mine, but I was thinking of creating a custom one for myself. I experimented a lot with carbon fiber, but the results had always some kind of huge flaw like being waaaay to stiff or almost as flexy as a piece of urathene, so I don’t think, that they are using anything carbon fiber based.
Maybe someone on the forum has a clue what the material could be, and if so where to find it.
@Acido@ShutterShock I was playing with the idea of a foam core too, but I dropped it pretty early because a foam core makes carbon fiber extremely stiff.
A bamboo or any other wooden core isn’t possible because of pictures I’ve seen, where someone drilled in his board.
… happy enclosure
but I have to correct myself, 25 holes only.
18 holes in urban carver deck (maybe need more) and 7 in MTB deck with threaded inserts.
Not sure, my initial guess would have been some form of modified polyethylene with a % of wood fibre/dust, with added reinforcement by way of layers of glassfibre mat.
It is similar in texture/finish to WPC decking which is very popular in SE Asia due to its resistance to rot/fungal attack.