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Cutting composites

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Birdmanzak

Birdmanzak

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I'm fortunate enough to have access to a table saw I can use to cut fibreglass and carbon fibre.

I've been cutting a some parts with it that are a few plies of glass sandwiched between uni carbon, vac bagged onto a mould. The cuts are great, but the edges are razor-sharp. Can anyone suggest the best way to polish/smooth them?

Many thanks.
 
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