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G10



Original poster: "Jared Dwarshuis" <jdwarshuis@xxxxxxxxx>


No Graingers in Canada?

Major bummer!

They use the fabric reinforced phenolic in some aircraft for control cable guides. And for wear strips in doors. So you might try your local airports repair facility or an online supplier for homebuilt aircraft.

People run the rotary gaps rather tight. Probably a good idea to get G10 for the stifness. It also has better electric and heat properties then the natural fiber variety. ( but it is pricey)

The natural fiber variety does work nicely for fabrication of primary bracket's and other HV fittings.