i just picked up a blank sheet of carbon fiber. i plan on using it on some interior parts and was wondering how well would it hold up once it came time to cut and shape.

i plan on using a scroll saw and a belt sander to smooth out the edges. if anybody has done this, how well did it hold up for you? any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

BUMP

 

We don't need a bump every 18 minutes.

I've never cut CF, just worked on it with a Dremel, but I'd suggest using a very fine blade on the scroll saw. Other than that, you shouldn't have much of a problem, and if you lightly sand the edges they should have a decent finished look.

 

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I've never cut CF, just worked on it with a Dremel, but I'd suggest using a very fine blade on the scroll saw. Other than that, you shouldn't have much of a problem, and if you lightly sand the edges they should have a decent finished look. </TD></TR></TABLE>

i have fined blades that i use to cut steel plates that works good, i'll most likely use it on this. sweet, thanks!