i'm under $450 so far, including the pump.

a high dollar scammer this time! i found that site but i found no way to access anything on it. if i wanted him to protect my cargo, there is no way to contact him via that website, except web master.

i used two layers of uni carbon on each side of the mast and one layer of bi--no twist, no flex. i used sandbags and clamps and plates for pressure until i built my vacuum pump.

darippah wrote:I didnt read your post but i think these days it makes more sense to buy a great used foil instead of building one that may or may not be good

good idea! except, great used foils do not exist for the most part...it's usually a five minute window from FOR SALE to SOLD

a google search does not verify this. too bad because I was going to be the first to contact his CEO

i wrapped the leading edges two different times but then sanded most of it out as it did not bond properly. wrapping of the mast worked fine but the wings no so much.

leading edges gave me problems. I need to add another thin coat of epoxy and sand out the rough spots. then plan on painting it white. you people that know, what am I misssing?

recycling some scraps....

there is zero TWIST in the mast. 4 layers of uni on each side and 1.5 layers of 45/45 on each side. the mast is 35 inches.

structurally it's finished...landing pad added front and back.