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Honeycomb can be used with VARTM. It was used on the Comanche helicopter. But a simpler solution would be to infuse from the edge and fill top and bottom sides of the part at the same time unless you are tying the used the resin to control sheer. If so you should look at K-cor® from Aztex.

Either one would work. A film would be perfered

Has any work been done on a gel-coat like material that can be used with graphite epoxy pre-preg? That would be applied during lay-up and would take the place of paint.

Punches in a press brake would be your best bet

I have found that a router bit just bends the ribbon with is only .003 thick. The Honeyconb is 1.6 inchs thick

You did not say how much material you need to add. if it is a large amount try filling with weld.

Look at this web site http://www.janicki.com/ they build there own and maybe able to give you some help.

Do any of you know a easy way to cut a taper on Titanium honeycomb? I need to cut a 5-6inch long by .25 deep wedge of of 3.5 pound pre cubic foot ti honeycomb. The cut would be 12 feet long.

I am looking for Tapered tape of film with a adhesive back. Aprox. 1.25" wide and .012 thick at one edge and .001-.002 at the other. the tape would heve to stand 350 Deg F. for 10 hours. Anyone have any ideas??

I am looking for information on Non-Crimped Woven Graphite Preforms, to use in a resin infusion process. Sources, costs, sizes, EST.

Try double disk (twin disk) grinding the equal removal of stock should solve your problem.

what is spaceing on the holes, hole size, and speed of you line. This would help the determine the best method.

Look at this site the Vac-Mat system has worked well for me with added stops. http://www.mmsonline.com/articles/059701.html You can build your own chuck and just buy, mats in any type of production setting they will pay for them self many times over.

I am looking for published data on the increse in machining productivity in the last 10 years.