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Using laminated pultruded carbon fiber rod to build a tail spring

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Will Aldridge

Will Aldridge

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As my last thread requesting suppliers of fiberglass rod that was used as the tailspring on the dragonfly didn't yield anyone knowing where to get it and a few suggestions about making my own I've had the thought about laminating some pultruded cf flats and wrapping it in bid c.f. cloth to make my own tail spring. It's this feasible?
 
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