: [BlindHandyMan] Ambutek graphite canes?
I have just received two of what are supposed to be Ambutek graphite
folding canes. I have never met such equipment before now and hope someone
on the list knows more about them than I.
These appear to me to be metallic although the outer coating might well
: Alan Terrie Robbins
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2010 6:49 AM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Ambutek graphite canes?
Dale,
Sounds just like the one I have What have you used previously?
Al
-Original Message-
From: blindhandyman
Is graphite the same as carbon fiber?
I bought two carbon fiber, two piece folding canes from NFB last Fall.
They're great! The two halves are connected by an alastic cord but
they're still very light and strong. I could even lean on them if needed or
use them as a weapon.
I have just received two of what are supposed to be Ambutek graphite folding
canes. I have never met such equipment before now and hope someone on the list
knows more about them than I.
These appear to me to be metallic although the outer coating might well be
something like graphite. The
: [BlindHandyMan] Ambutek graphite canes?
I have just received two of what are supposed to be Ambutek graphite folding
canes. I have never met such equipment before now and hope someone on the list
knows more about them than I.
These appear to me to be metallic although the outer coating might well
Hi Dale,
Ambuteck uses aluminum ferrells (spelling) and a nylon ring at the joints.
I think they are the best graffite cane out there.
the tip is a nylon/teflon on that one and it runs on a bench snader test
longer than the standard by about 2.5 times. tony russell at Ambuteck is a
great guy and
