PROJECT: Truck Bed Extender

One of the benefits of working at a composites company is having a team that can help you out when you need a little technical support. Watch as Mike and John design and construct a truck bed extender for one of our employees and learn how to do this yourself!
We are always on the look out for great team members. Join us! bit.ly/3OPjIv4
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:22 Discovering the project parameters
00:58 Part 1: Planning
01:38 Conceptual discussion & sketching
03:52 Part 2: Gathering Supplies
04:17 Cutting carbon fiber tubes
04:51 Selecting CARBONNect parts
05:03 Part 3: Assembly
06:16 Working with CARBONNect adapters
10:21 Final assembly
13:26 Part 4: Reveal
If you want to make something like this, here are the parts we used to create this truck bed extender:
• 4-5 Standard Modules Carbon Fiber Twill Tubes - bit.ly/3QSbzrN
• 1 Carbon Fiber Plate of 2x2 Twill - bit.ly/3Ovc9Ks
• 8 CARBONNect Main Blocks with Two Adapters - bit.ly/3noFSsz
• 4 CARBONNect Main Blocks with One Adapter - bit.ly/3OSkS9n
• 4 CARBONNect Angle Connector Kits - bit.ly/3xTxTsk
• 4 CARBONNect Adjustable Connector Kits - bit.ly/3AdqaYS
• 1 Professional Drill Jig Pair - bit.ly/3HWiIDn

[@simonac688.]

This is one of the best channels on YT concerning Carbon Fiber John is a real Pro ...👍
Thanks guys 👍

[@RockWestComposites]

Thanks for the compliment. It really drives us to create more content. If there is anything you want to see, let us know.

[@mwinner101]

Nice job. 👍 Looks sweet but I’m afraid of the price.

[@RockWestComposites]

Yes, carbon fiber can be expensive. Our main purpose for this video is to demonstrate the usefulness of the CARBONnect system.

[@tliebelt13]

Very cool, what does something like this cost?

[@RockWestComposites]

It depends on options, and it's not cheap. Our intention with this demonstration was to show how the CARBONnect system can be used for personal projects.