Practical carbon fiber purchasing guides: custom manufacturing. Drawing, interface and acceptance information for a clearer enquiry.
A successful prototype is a starting point for production release, not a complete handoff package by itself.
From Carbon Fiber Prototype to Repeat Production: The Handoff Package Read More »
A surface sample becomes useful when it has an identity, an agreed purpose and defined viewing conditions.
Approving a Carbon Fiber Surface Sample for Repeat Orders Read More »
An insert requirement should identify the insert itself, its position, the mating hardware and how the completed interface will be accepted.
Inserts in Carbon Fiber Parts: Define the Insert and Its Position Read More »
A custom shell drawing should identify more than the outside appearance.
Split Lines and Molded Edges: Reviewing a Custom Carbon Fiber Shell Read More »
Before ordering tooling, agree what the tooling deliverable includes and how the approved part geometry will be controlled.
Custom Carbon Fiber Tooling: Questions to Settle Before Paying for a Mold Read More »
