ING F1: Carbon Fibre explained Many race fans don't know how or
why a modern F1 car is constructed of carbon fibre -- even the
steering wheel is made from it. This film looks at the reasons
why, and follows the production process, from the carbon fibre
sheet being cut with a pair of scissors in a sealed room, right
through to Fernando Alonso driving out of the pit garage
cocooned in a carbon fibre safety cell designed to withstand the
force of a 200mph crash. Interviews with: Ian Goddard, Senior
Composites Engineer, ING Renault F1 Team Guy Rowles, Clean Room
head, ING Renault F1 Team How to Repair a Broken Carbon Fibre
(Fiber) Fishing Pole or Rod Practical how-to instructional
tutorial from showing how you can repair a broken, fractured or
damaged carbon fiber fishing pole or rod using carbon fibre and
epoxy resin using our Fishing Pole Repair Kit. Optical Fibres
Check us out at An optical fiber is made up of the core
(carrying the light pulses), the cladding (reflecting the light
pulses back into the core) a