A while back I think I read in witch thread I don't know.
That some one was looking for some honeycomb material.
I just ran across some for sale here in Washington.
It doesn't have anything to do with me,
except that I'm passing the info along in case someone is still looking ?
I'm just guessing, but think it is most likely Boeing surplus.
So anyway heres the basic listing.
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If you are building a hydroplane, race car, GT40, kit car, experimental airplane, tunnel boat, or any other custom mod vehicle you are going to want some of this material. I have multiple sheets of honeycomb core. This stuff does not have skins on it, so it can be molded into various body parts or bulkheads and then skinned with fiberglass, carbon-fiber, or aluminum to create rigid, lightweight panels.
Here is what I have:
>>> 6 sheets (5'x7') of 2"-thick Aluminum Honeycomb used in aircraft bulkheads - $300/sht
>>> 4 sheets (40" x 10') of 1/2"-thick Nomex Honeycomb O-Ex flexible in one direction, but dimensionally stable in the other used in wing tips - $100/sht
>>> 17 sheets (40" x 10') of 3/4"-thick Nomex O-Ex like above. - $125/sht
We are COHO Liquidation in Sedro-Woolley (North of Everett). Give Tom a call at 360-542-4122 if you have questions.
That some one was looking for some honeycomb material.
I just ran across some for sale here in Washington.
It doesn't have anything to do with me,
except that I'm passing the info along in case someone is still looking ?
I'm just guessing, but think it is most likely Boeing surplus.
So anyway heres the basic listing.
..................................................................
If you are building a hydroplane, race car, GT40, kit car, experimental airplane, tunnel boat, or any other custom mod vehicle you are going to want some of this material. I have multiple sheets of honeycomb core. This stuff does not have skins on it, so it can be molded into various body parts or bulkheads and then skinned with fiberglass, carbon-fiber, or aluminum to create rigid, lightweight panels.
Here is what I have:
>>> 6 sheets (5'x7') of 2"-thick Aluminum Honeycomb used in aircraft bulkheads - $300/sht
>>> 4 sheets (40" x 10') of 1/2"-thick Nomex Honeycomb O-Ex flexible in one direction, but dimensionally stable in the other used in wing tips - $100/sht
>>> 17 sheets (40" x 10') of 3/4"-thick Nomex O-Ex like above. - $125/sht
We are COHO Liquidation in Sedro-Woolley (North of Everett). Give Tom a call at 360-542-4122 if you have questions.
