help with consolidation and compaction in radii among other things by applying approximately 35 40 psig pressure for example inside the autoclave at this point softening of the material approaching the solidus temperature may allow further compaction and consolidation of the plies to help with contact with the tool and an acceptable part once demolded the remainder of the cure may remain the same as described above for example unless thermocouples monitoring the part and tool temperature note any increase in temperature during the hold at which point the cure may be adjusted to ensure the time temp requirement for the reflow process is met fig6 includes an example flow chart of a method of manufacture of certain embodiments including fabrication methods using a hot melt resin filming process which employs a series of heated and cooled nip rollers such as those of fabrication methods of conventional composite materials such example automated production may be adopted to simplify the pre plying process and rapidly fabricate long rolls of carbon tow reinforced eutectic ply material the nature of the indium or bismuth containing solders at room temperature may be such that they are not particularly robust and could be subjected to damage or tearing during production without a carrier supporting the material similar to the poly backed film resin currently used in hot melt resin film process a carrier may be required to support the roll of eutectic ribbon solder material this pressure roller process could melt the alloy and compresses the fiber and liquid alloy to form a fiber reinforced tape.