Woven Carbon Fiber Sheet 300x100 (2.0MM Thick)

 Pyro Burns 2 points

Yes. Extremely strong yet very flexable

 __trev 433 points

you can use a normal for metal drill bit. a fast setting on a jigsaw might be easier that a 4 grinder to use. a circular saw cuts it fine, just cut slow wear eye and dust mask!!!

 rc18terror 11 points

Best to use a dremil to carve anything you can dream up using carbon fiber, also a good idea to round edges so layers won't peel as easy.

 Aaron 25 points

best idea for edges is CA glue you can then wet sand looks super smooth and you can polish them if you really want to go that far

 tono- 4 points

indeed!. But still... pretty good sheets.

 jakobsladderz 11 points

Hi, First thing first - safety: Make sure you've got eye protection and a quality dust mask (or better) as the dust from carbon fiber is not very healthy. A cut-off wheel in a dremel cuts this sheet like butter. A carbide burr also works well for smoothing the surface off. A hacksaw works fine for straight cuts and a bandsaw with a fine blade suitable for cutting metal should work fine also. I have tried using a scrollsaw with a blade designed for cutting wood and it went blunt very qui

 __trev 433 points

any tool should work. with a metal blade and high speed action. dust mask and eye protection a must

 Cynopheus 48 points

I used a hand saw with metal blade and then a file to get it exactly to the size i needed. Could have used a dremel, but as it has been said the dust is not healthy, and with a power tool the stuff gets everywhere. And if you accidentially slip with your dremel you could ruin the entire plate very quickly.

 chrisjdoran 27 points

Thanks guys, i was looking and i found this.. not sure of the price, but man it would be nice to get my hands on one lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yt6NLOZky2w

 __LKHJ 23 points

I'm waiting now for about 1.5 months. Estimated date is end nov. I hope thats not just a joke!*-/??