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    For a 3D printer gantry I would think about carbon fibre instead. Stiff and damp.

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    Ons of the originators of damped PU compound of course is Sorbothane - though whether they sell the resins to cast your own I don't know.

    Quote Originally Posted by pippin88 View Post
    For a 3D printer gantry I would think about carbon fibre instead. Stiff and damp.
    Stiff yes, damped not always in my experience, I guess it all depends on the type of resin used to bind the fibres. A pal of mine who works in F1 gave me a sheet of thin (~0.5mm) woven carbon fibre sheet - if you hold it up and tap it with a hard object it sounds like tapping a sheet of metal - and the edges are bloody sharp!

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