Carbon Fiber 4S Rigger
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It all depends what you want me to do. Most start at $400. bare bones CF and go up from there.Originally posted by bzubee View PostRandy how do you get for these hulls?
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Why the cooling? Is there so much friction that the shaft overheats and melts the epoxy? What's the RPM?Originally posted by RandyatBBY View PostThere is a enclosed chamber around the stuffing tube to keep the epoxy from melting in the hull. The water comes out the center hole threw a fuel line to the motor or ESC . The last tube sticking up is a oilier feed for the flex shaft.Support US hobby suppliers
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Non Teflon setup a little over kill to keep the epoxy cool and hard. Epoxy softens at 180 degrees the stuffing tube will move then and cause more friction. It keeps the shaft in the correct place at 45k to 55k rpm. Mostly this is used for 1/4 flex shafts and high reving 3/16 shafts.Originally posted by Insaniac View PostWhy the cooling? Is there so much friction that the shaft overheats and melts the epoxy? What's the RPM?
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Little up date on the boat. I am in the process of re tooling the deck mold to have the drop down included on the mold and clean up a little.
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why not use a higher heat epoxy? Like jb weld..... thats what i use mostly and i only had one move....in a crash at 91mph...Originally posted by RandyatBBY View PostNon Teflon setup a little over kill to keep the epoxy cool and hard. Epoxy softens at 180 degrees the stuffing tube will move then and cause more friction. It keeps the shaft in the correct place at 45k to 55k rpm. Mostly this is used for 1/4 flex shafts and high reving 3/16 shafts.32" carbon rivercat single 4s 102mph, 27” mini Rivercat 92mph, kbb34 91mph, jessej micro cat(too fast) was
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I have..... just a safety thing to be 100% sure. Ya know cross your tees and dot your I's. I have never had a problem ever with cooling on the stuffing tube. It stays ware I put it. JB weld has to sit for 20hr. too!Originally posted by kfxguy View Postwhy not use a higher heat epoxy? Like jb weld..... thats what i use mostly and i only had one move....in a crash at 91mph...
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O i understand totally.Originally posted by RandyatBBY View PostI have..... just a safety thing to be 100% sure. Ya know cross your tees and dot your I's. I have never had a problem ever with cooling on the stuffing tube. It stays ware I put it. JB weld has to sit for 20hr. too!
I have been thinking about trying a rigger. i have not owned one yet. could you just do the hull and sponsons in carbon, and i'll do the rest? basically supply me with the three major pieces. I imagine this can be wet sanded and buffed out if i wanted just a carbon look? thinking about a 26"(ish) version.....pm me a price if you dont mind.32" carbon rivercat single 4s 102mph, 27” mini Rivercat 92mph, kbb34 91mph, jessej micro cat(too fast) was
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This one is a 30 to 34/37 inch size, there is a smaller 26 inch size I do.Originally posted by kfxguy View PostO i understand totally.
I have been thinking about trying a rigger. i have not owned one yet. could you just do the hull and sponsons in carbon, and i'll do the rest? basically supply me with the three major pieces. I imagine this can be wet sanded and buffed out if i wanted just a carbon look? thinking about a 26"(ish) version.....pm me a price if you dont mind.

This is the 34 oval.
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