Fat Carbon Scales

Using the new Fat Carbon material on this W&B rescale
Stuff is crazy stiff,, very tough
Burned up 3 belts thinning it down
Finally got it down to .105” and still near zero flex
Had to Sleeve the pivot hole

Specs:
Red Acrylic Wedge
Brass pins
Brass inner washers
Domed SS outer washers

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Last Thought: Some of the dirtiest stuff I have ever handled

Kind of neat looking. What is "fat carbon"

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Originally Posted by gssixgun

Using the new Fat Carbon material on this W&B rescale

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Thass phat!

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Originally Posted by JBHoren

Thass phat!

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I think ai unnderstand but what does phat meann

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Originally Posted by JBHoren

Thass phat!

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Originally Posted by 32t

I think ai unnderstand but what does phat meann

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Google is your friend...

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So if I were to say to my wife, "hey honey you have a phat ass," that would be a compliment?

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Originally Posted by PaulFLUS

So if I were to say to my wife, "hey honey you have a phat ass," that would be a compliment?

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Yeah! Lemme know how that works-out for you :D

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Originally Posted by tintin

Kind of neat looking. What is "fat carbon"

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Now that is a good question

I did not order nor have I found the exact website my customer got it from, I am awaiting his link to me

My understanding is that it is basically Kirinite mixed with Carbon Fiber once i know for sure I will come back and verify

Structurally it seems to be incredibly strong, easy to cut with the Bandsaw and Metal blades. very HARD to sand..

Looking forward to the link so i can read nmore when I get it

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Originally Posted by gssixgun

Now that is a good question

I did not order nor have I found the exact website my customer got it from, I am awaiting his link to me

My understanding is that it is basically Kirinite mixed with Carbon Fiber once i know for sure I will come back and verify

Structurally it seems to be incredibly strong, easy to cut with the Bandsaw and Metal blades. very HARD to sand..

Looking forward to the link so i can read nmore when I get it

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Just did a quick web search and came up with

https://fatcarbonmaterials.com/

Seems that fatcarbon is the company name. Looks like interesting stuff.

The end result is fabulous! I'll bet it's expensive as hell too! Food for thought!