Shadow Composites Videos now online

[ShadowAero]

For the 25th. anniversary of the release of my Advanced Composite Construction video series, I am placing all three online for free viewing. These were the first video series that detailed aerospace-quality composite techniques in the construction of high power rockets, and many rocket men and women have learned how to make strong, rugged, and beautiful airframes using these videos as a launch pad for their own experience. This is my way of saying THANK YOU to all of the friends and clients I have flown with over the years, and also to introduce myself to those new friends that I have not met yet. ENJOY!

Dave Triano, ShadowAero



This is the first video, I will post additional links to the others as they clear YouTube processing.

 

[shockie]

Thank you very much!

 

[JimJarvis50]

Thanks Dave. I'm certainly one of those that benefited from your videos. And I still have an oven built basically according to your plan (it's getting a little long-of-tooth though). I'm glad we got to meet up a while back.

Jim

 

[hobie1dog]

thanks so much. Maybe in the future you can get a vendor to order 100 kits of your legendary rockets and sell them for you.

 

[Steve Shannon]

For the 25th. anniversary of the release of my Advanced Composite Construction video series, I am placing all three online for free viewing. These were the first video series that detailed aerospace-quality composite techniques in the construction of high power rockets, and many rocket men and women have learned how to make strong, rugged, and beautiful airframes using these videos as a launch pad for their own experience. This is my way of saying THANK YOU to all of the friends and clients I have flown with over the years, and also to introduce myself to those new friends that I have not met yet. ENJOY!

Dave Triano, ShadowAero



This is the first video, I will post additional links to the others as they clear YouTube processing.

Excellent. These are the videos that I learned from.

 

[ShadowAero]

For the 25th. anniversary of the release of my Advanced Composite Construction video series, I am placing all three online for free viewing. These were the first video series that detailed aerospace-quality composite techniques in the construction of high power rockets, and many rocket men and women have learned how to make strong, rugged, and beautiful airframes using these videos as a launch pad for their own experience. This is my way of saying THANK YOU to all of the friends and clients I have flown with over the years, and also to introduce myself to those new friends that I have not met yet. ENJOY!

Dave Triano, ShadowAero



This is the first video, I will post additional links to the others as they clear YouTube processing.

Here is the link to my YouTube playlist with all three videos, thank you to the moderators and to all of my friends from past years!

Dave

 

[dr wogz]

I feel this post might be better placed in another forum, not this one..

Hi power? Techniques maybe? Scratch build?

@cwbullet can it be moved?

 

[crossfire]

I feel this post might be better placed in another forum, not this one..

Hi power? Techniques maybe? Scratch build?

@cwbullet can it be moved?

Why

 

[dr wogz]

Why

this forum is meant for issues with the site itself.. broken features, issues posting, and other "how to use TRF" queries. I feel his videos are specific to composites manufactuirng, which have nothing to do with how this forum is run..

 

[Neutronium95]

For the 25th. anniversary of the release of my Advanced Composite Construction video series, I am placing all three online for free viewing. These were the first video series that detailed aerospace-quality composite techniques in the construction of high power rockets, and many rocket men and women have learned how to make strong, rugged, and beautiful airframes using these videos as a launch pad for their own experience. This is my way of saying THANK YOU to all of the friends and clients I have flown with over the years, and also to introduce myself to those new friends that I have not met yet. ENJOY!

Dave Triano, ShadowAero



This is the first video, I will post additional links to the others as they clear YouTube processing.

I'm only about halfway through the first video, and I have to say that these are excellent. The first video at least seems to be a great introduction to composites in rocketry. As far as I can tell, pretty much all of the techniques and materials used are relevant today.

I'm definitely going to point beginners to this video series as a starting point for learning how to make composite parts.

 

[shockie]

Dave, will you ever consider posting your rotisserie epoxy curing oven online?