Since building a bunch of MMX rockets i was looking for a way to display them. A 1/4” rod is a perfect fit. I then drilled out a few 1/2” dowel plugs with a 1/4” bit. They slip over the rods and convert them to 13mm stands.
With a new resin printer, I decided to print the 13mm motor adapter. After a few iterations, I have a design that is strong, but allows excess resin to drain during print. I’ve scaled it up to 18 and 24mm motors. The 1/4” rod slides 3/4” inside the adapter. Can be glued to be permanent or left removeable. All adapters have aft ring and a notch for motor clip if you have it. This lets you display anything from MMX to E motor rockets from the same metal rod in a display stand. Glad to share the STL. I’ll get them posted shortly, probably in TinkerCAD and Thingiverse. The display stands pictured are 2” square oak boards with cork base.
With a new resin printer, I decided to print the 13mm motor adapter. After a few iterations, I have a design that is strong, but allows excess resin to drain during print. I’ve scaled it up to 18 and 24mm motors. The 1/4” rod slides 3/4” inside the adapter. Can be glued to be permanent or left removeable. All adapters have aft ring and a notch for motor clip if you have it. This lets you display anything from MMX to E motor rockets from the same metal rod in a display stand. Glad to share the STL. I’ll get them posted shortly, probably in TinkerCAD and Thingiverse. The display stands pictured are 2” square oak boards with cork base.