Building a Hunting Bow From Carbon Fiber Cloth!

Unraveling the Ancient Longbow
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Hi Friends, in this video i will show you how to make moulded carbon fiber bow. Main benefits of this bow design are:
-No delamination due to the monolith construction
-Increased durability (nearly indestructible)
-Extreme weather has no effect on this bow
For the seam I'll use only the selvage edge of the melamine which is 70 cm longer
Two Croatian sides nothing particularly special
I'll also use the pack as a makeshift barrier since the apoxia won't reach it
We also need a few more brackets and that’s it
I'll first tighten the two sides leaving a 5 cm gap between them
I will also be spacing
it 5 cm from the first one
I wasn't worried about sealing these pages with a fiery cover
We'll always do it
Our first material for this flare will be this simple carbon fiber
You can buy all of this at Easy Composites
These are very high quality so I'll leave my link in the description
You can shop at places like AliExpress Amazon or eBay
I'll cut this down to 5 cm in width
Our material is ready
For the center of the flame I'll use four sheets of carbon sound
For the flame center I'll use four carbon sound
plates This weighs 200 grams for the flame
I really enjoy using the carbon microphone in the center and in the flame
In the long run this will result in a tighter and more compressed outcome than carbon can achieve
So this will be the heart of the flame
We'll begin our simple carbon fiber project
This is the first page
the second page
I'll use a 40 cm carbon shaft
I'm always the heart of the flame
Sad 20 cm carbon length
Sad is always the heart of the flame
Short 15 cm carbon shaft
Sad is always the heart of the flame
I'm 10 cm tall carbon-based
I'm always in the heart of the flame
Just one more branch left
And in the end for the stain always
e sound of the cornet I created
And thus forever the flame burns in the center
So that it is always always
We can make an epoxy and start the lamination
I'll always use laminating for this
I'm using about 400 grams
Always always
It's always around minus 10
degrees Celsius That's probably why it seems pleasantly cold
I'll always use a glove and plastic
cover to prevent epoxy from spilling
We can now begin the first layer
You prefer not to use a foamed epoxy If you
do use a foamed epoxy
which will create a less effective laminate
We can now work with carbon fiber Try to keep everything as cold as possible
You feel the heat in the fibers This is the first of many carbon fiber strips
This is 60 centimeters If you finish gardening
you can always go to the part of the video where I said the whole thing
This is always 40 centimeters We made it 60
en the entire carbon Now we'll do 40 and the entire carbon
en 20 and the full carbon then 15 and the full carbon
en 10 followed by 2 full carbons then always
Illegal heat I love spicing up a beautiful epoxy perfectly
They're always hot yet cold and then I'll use this plastic
Hot-headed when it comes to unlawful matters Now we'll leave four behind
stripe unidirectional hot for hot
and once again we must leave the liking so terrible as it possibly could be
Activate the compressor when the heater is turned on
so that I end up feeling so cold when I leave him
That's very tough we're done but I'll do one more thing that isn'
Needed I'll always use this plastic soldering iron as a plastic soldering iron
which will always keep the rubber hot and leave the plastic cool
You can always leave this behind I'll always use this plastic hair straightener I have
Made from some MDF it's 22 millimeters for the first one
20 centimeters then heated to 15 millimeters
These are plastic hot they contain a lot of known hot material
Always five millimeters in the heat and always
8.5 on plastic heat which is good because it may not require a separate heating element
No plastic heater of any kind This heater will be a brief one
In the style of a cold shoulder always 53 inches
I think this cut is way too worn
A well-insulated hot container will always remain very cold
It's very stable In this way I've done just one thing
Same kind of heat This one's gonna be a big brother to this cut
I have solid plastic hot and carbon types
For this heat I figured he might have around eighty full-time heat workers
For this cut I think it'll be around
50 we'll see but we'll find out
I'll use this third star for the tip and for the base this is
The star of the European Council and this one is a real standout
That will create an interesting combination
We place the jar there
Now we need to uncork our bottles
For that I want to use this wonderful laser and we
want this laser to be at the location of our star
This is now very close to perfection
We can launch our little bottles and set the starry sparks free
I'll place a few stakes here to keep the star's position distinct
We will now make a star
Before making the star-shaped decorations practice with a few glass bottles using 40 or 60 Croatian glass bottles
Stars love Croatian glassware but I only make marvelous star-shaped ones from twigs
This is full of stars
I'll shatter this entire glass where stars will be
I'll now create a lot of carbon just like a star's core
I'll have to navigate this transition between the glass and the thorn
Use a few droplets of star-shaped glitter and epoxy
I'll make a few star-shaped molds to compress these glass star shapes
I'll use only a few stars to prepare this from the branches
when the epoxy is being prepared
Once the epoxy is prepared I'll make this a star
You can also make this little glass from vetch but I'll show you how it looks
I'll use this star-shaped glass for the star
This glass has been kept in such good condition lately
