jollyrocket
Member
Good morning, So... I'm fishing for some ideas here.
I drive for a living and my time allowed to build anything is limited to just a couple hours a week when I have a chance to make it back home. I've been thinking; "Why not build rockets over the road?"
I'm currently turning my bunk into a dinette so that I have a "work bench" and I've cleaned out one of the cabinets for storage of supplies and tools (an open space, about 20 in wide, 30 in tall, and 18 in deep) There are a few spots I could cram a some things into, but would like to get it all into the one cabinet. Obviously, paint, motors, ejection charges, ect... will have to be done at home. But everything else should be fair game.
I've got the green light, so I got to cut things short. Money only happens when the wheels are rolling.
Overall, what I'm looking for are Ideas for a minimalist's rocketry workshop that is constantly dealing with earthquake type conditions (The roads across America totally suck).
Thanks guys!
Mike
I drive for a living and my time allowed to build anything is limited to just a couple hours a week when I have a chance to make it back home. I've been thinking; "Why not build rockets over the road?"
I'm currently turning my bunk into a dinette so that I have a "work bench" and I've cleaned out one of the cabinets for storage of supplies and tools (an open space, about 20 in wide, 30 in tall, and 18 in deep) There are a few spots I could cram a some things into, but would like to get it all into the one cabinet. Obviously, paint, motors, ejection charges, ect... will have to be done at home. But everything else should be fair game.
I've got the green light, so I got to cut things short. Money only happens when the wheels are rolling.
Overall, what I'm looking for are Ideas for a minimalist's rocketry workshop that is constantly dealing with earthquake type conditions (The roads across America totally suck).
Thanks guys!
Mike