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Krzysztof Lyczek (postów: 886) dnia 2012-11-30 20:15:33 z *.warszawa.vectranet.pl
Mam, wrażenie, że pan Parton chrzani http://flyanglersonline.com/begin/graphite/- fragment
Unfortunately, increased modulus results in increased costs. The process involved in creating higher modulus graphite is a costly one. The highest modulus graphite material costs as much as ten times more than standard graphite. That cost is passed along to the consumer when he or she buys a rod blank. For my money, the higher cost is worth it. The better performance is more than enough to offset the increased costs.
Tylko co do procesu tu opisanego trwa several hours- kilka godzin With ferrules in place and the blank sections painted, the rods are ready to be dipped in a permanent protective coating of epoxy. This uses a variable orifice die that Crabtree says is “kind of like a round squeegee” to push a smooth bead of epoxy all the way from one end of the blank to the other. The rods are then left to cure for several hours in a clean room, so no dust or blemish mars the finish http://www.itinerantangler.com/podcasts/2011/06/from_scratch_how_fly_rods_are.html
Za panem Partonem z pańskiego linku, Panie Jerzy every flyrod blank I ever saw took less than an hour to make and less than £5 in the most advanced composites currently available.
Co do czasu trwania niby mniej niż godzina- bzdura, co do kosztów to też stwierdzenie nie wytrzymuje logicznej analizy w odniesieniu do ogólnie znanych faktów- różnic cenowych wynikaj±cych z materiału I to u tych samych producentów- za pięć dolców to może Parton zrobić blank, ale szklany I to do podlodówki. Póki co nie robi i tego .
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