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TOPIC: Repairing Carbon Paddle
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Repairing Carbon Paddle 1 Month, 2 Weeks ago
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Does anyone know how to remove the blades from a carbon shaft.
I snapped the shaft at the joiner last week and want to put the blades on a new one? I will attempt to remove the snapped internal section of the joiner first, but I suppose the technique is still the same.
I presume you would have to use heat, if anyone has any first hand knowledge it would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
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Re:Repairing Carbon Paddle 1 Month, 2 Weeks ago
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If hot melt adhesive was used you can use hair drier or boiling water to take apart a socketed blade. If glue was epoxy or something else it may be possible to clean mechanically with a die grinder. If paddle blade is not socketed, but slides into shaft, you should use epoxy or even GP polyester resin Plus a reinforcing wraps of one inch fiberglass tape around shaft ends.
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