THE FOAMULAR FILES
Beyond The Straight Body Tube /// The Foamular Rocket Body
In my never-ending cloning/upscaling efforts I had a need to venture beyond the straight body tube. I needed a lightwieght material that would be carvable and that could be glued together to create unlimited thickness and length. I remembered an foam insulation product called Foamular that comes in 2"-5" thick sheets, and either 2'x8' or 4'x8' sheets. Its a high density foam product that can be cut, sawed, hot wire cut, and sanded. The following is about my first rocketry project made with Foamular.
Photo's of the Foamular Files and detailed editorial at this link:
Your opinions and questions are welcome. Thanks JP
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James Pierson Manager
Rocketry Preservation Society
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Beyond The Straight Body Tube /// The Foamular Rocket Body
In my never-ending cloning/upscaling efforts I had a need to venture beyond the straight body tube. I needed a lightwieght material that would be carvable and that could be glued together to create unlimited thickness and length. I remembered an foam insulation product called Foamular that comes in 2"-5" thick sheets, and either 2'x8' or 4'x8' sheets. Its a high density foam product that can be cut, sawed, hot wire cut, and sanded. The following is about my first rocketry project made with Foamular.
Photo's of the Foamular Files and detailed editorial at this link:
Your opinions and questions are welcome. Thanks JP
https://groups.msn.com/ROCKETRYPRESERVATIONSOCIETY/_whatsnew.msnw?
groups.msn.com/ROCKETRYPRESERVATIONSOCIETY/thefoamularfiles.msnw
James Pierson Manager
Rocketry Preservation Society
https://groups.msn.com/ROCKETRYPRESE...?pgmarket=en-us