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Beautiful shot.
Yes, yeeesss.... join the dark side. Did you use a jig to get fore/aft angles consistent? And how did you align the cut tubes?Mockup of my 1st tuber.View attachment 398854
In the lower right corner is the 3D printed sleeve I used to mark the tube. It has notches at the max length "side".Yes, yeeesss.... join the dark side. Did you use a jig to get fore/aft angles consistent? And how did you align the cut tubes?
Wow, what and spectacular picture. I'm going to do a painting of it.
That looks like our Tripoli Mid Ohio launch on Saturday. Who says you can't launch rockets in the Winter?
Your workshop looks just like just like the room at the front of the house in the basement of the victorian row house my friends used to own in Allentown.Mockup of my 1st tuber.View attachment 398854
That's my "flex" workshop that I reconfigure to what I need it, it's actually under my front porch. In the other part of my basement I have may main workshop where I have a computer, 3d printer, reloading bench, and other misc. junk.Your workshop looks just like just like the room at the front of the house in the basement of the victorian row house my friends used to own in Allentown.
What are the specs on that spread tow? Looks amazing.
Perfect, that's what I was eyeballing to get for an upcoming project.Thanks. The tip to tip on those is 100% cosmetic. I just wanted the spread tow look.
I used the 4.7oz Textreme here-
https://compositeenvisions.com/composite-reinforcement-fabrics/textreme-spread-tow-reinforcements/
It's great stuff, really easy to use. It wont shift and fray like 3k.
In the picture the top fin does not look straight where it connects to the motor tube. Perhaps it's just the camera angle. I just wanted to point this out to you in case it is a mistake.
In the picture the top fin does not look straight where it connects to the motor tube. Perhaps it's just the camera angle. I just wanted to point this out to you in case it is a mistake.
What I did rocketwise... I created and printed a replacement nose cone for Fliskits ACME Spitfire.
Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3987864
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