CNC machine foam suppliers

[RECOVERY ROOM]

Im looking for a foam that we used once and was told it was called Machine foam, Machine shops use it for prototyping parts. It can sanded and fiberglassed over. I know about RC airplane foam, I need at least a 10lb density. Any suggestions or links to start my search would be welcomed

[badmatt]

http://www.precisionboard.com/products/high-density-urethane-pblt/

Basically called polyurethane foam. You can buy it in a 2 part mix that expands too.

Ive used blue insulation foam board glued together.

[Garage Dog 65]

Depending on where or how you need the surface - you can use pvc foams that you can get at lowes, menards, home depo, etc. If you're doing flat or low contour surfaces or have a need to directly machine in a groove or some other tooled surface, pvc requires less finishing steps since its a solid material. You can also do minor heat forming/bending with pvc and it will hold it's shape once cooled.

Sounds like for interior work you'd most likely use polyurethane foam like Matt suggested.

Jim

[tazzz2_ca]

Im looking for a foam that we used once and was told it was called Machine foam, Machine shops use it for prototyping parts. It can sanded and fiberglassed over. I know about RC airplane foam, I need at least a 10lb density. Any suggestions or links to start my search would be welcomed

Like to be a Bar Fly on what project has you thinking about this stuff,,,, I'll bet it'll be a real show stopper....

[RECOVERY ROOM]

http://www.precisionboard.com/products/high-density-urethane-pblt/

Basically called polyurethane foam. You can buy it in a 2 part mix that expands too.

Ive used blue insulation foam board glued together.

Looks like what I want, Thank you. Ill be calling them Monday.

[RECOVERY ROOM]

Like to be a Bar Fly on what project has you thinking about this stuff,,,, I'll bet it'll be a real show stopper....

:unibrow: :unibrow: :unibrow:

[70 chevelle]

http://www.avtcomposites.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?search=action&category=1230
Can't wait to see what your working on.