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From: "Pieter Pienaar" <Pine@CPro.co.za>
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Subject: Ply Thickness
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1998 12:37:41 +0200
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Hi



Can anyone please tell me how thick one ply of bid is. ????



I'm building the Elevator idler and would like to leave

space for 4 bid plies.



Many Thanks



Pine Pienaar

pine@cpro.co.za

Lancair 360 #664





[Unless you're vacuum bagging you can figure on about 0.010"-0.012" 

per BID ply thickness.  It's about the same as a single layer of duct 

tape... that's why the manual recommends using 1 layer of tape per BID 

ply when applying release tapes.  



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