bottle rocket fins 3d models

These are fins for a 5mm diameter bottle rocket. Printed at .3mm layer height. Works pretty well. ... Fusion 360 design file included.

This is a casing that can be glued to any size rocket fins and will be easy to tape to glue to.

... The idea is to wrap tape around a hose and press it into the base of the nozzle. Then let air into the water rocket from a compressor. Either it explodes or shoots into the sky. Expoxy probably required to attach it to bottle and make a good seal.

In a school project, I designs these fins on Tinkercad. ...I figured if anyone else needed some, that I should put them up.

inspired by this http://www.instructables.com/id/Soda-Bottle-Rocket./ I thought it would be fun to see if more thrust could be obtained by creating a venturi nozzle. Nozzle should spin onto bottle like a cap. ...

This fin harness is designed to slide onto a 20 oz carbonated beverage bottle, but it could be scaled to fit other sizes.

Designed for a physics project, these fins are able to slide on and off to test the impact of fin shape on the range of a bottle rocket.

just tape onto a pepsi 2L and launch away!

This is a support to hold thin cardboard or plastic fins on the lid end of a plastic soda bottle. It is designed so that the bottle lid holds this part on the bottle. I did this so that the part can be moved to different bottles and so that the lid...

When I printed this bottle rocket fin set, I found that the opening was 1mm too small for my bottle rockets, which measured right at 6mm in diameter. So, to go along with my nose cone, I give you this fin set - with a slightly larger opening. I also...

When I printed this bottle rocket fin set, I found that the opening was 1mm too small for my bottle rockets, which measured right at 6mm in diameter. So, to go along with my nose cone, I give you this fin set - with a slightly larger opening. I also...

When I printed this bottle rocket fin set, I found that the opening was 1mm too small for my bottle rockets, which measured right at 6mm in diameter. So, to go along with my nose cone, I give you this fin set - with a slightly larger opening. I also...

When I printed this bottle rocket fin set, I found that the opening was 1mm too small for my bottle rockets, which measured right at 6mm in diameter. So, to go along with my nose cone, I give you this fin set - with a slightly larger opening. I also...

When I printed this bottle rocket fin set, I found that the opening was 1mm too small for my bottle rockets, which measured right at 6mm in diameter. So, to go along with my nose cone, I give you this fin set - with a slightly larger opening. I also...

This is a simple bracket for holding the bottom edge of fins onto a bottle rocket. The bracket is designed to fit a 1.5 litre shaped coke bottle (but I suspect it will fit any bottle). Three brackets are needed, and will hold 3 fins at 120 degree...

This is a derivative of my 2 Liter bottle to 1/4 NPT adapter with reasonably sturdy little fins. The adapter is designed to let you quickly turn an ordinary house hold pop (soda) bottle into a projectile by adding water and air pressure. the 1/4 NPT...

This is a derivative of my 2 Liter bottle to 1/4 NPT adapter with giant Tom Swift style fins. The adapter is designed to let you quickly turn an ordinary house hold pop (soda) bottle into a projectile by adding water and air pressure. the 1/4 NPT...

They allow the fins to be bolted in place and firmly tightened to fit around the rocket body, but can be easily removed at the same time. The file provided must be printed 6 times in order to have enough pieces. You will also need 6 M3x8 bolts...

This is an adapter to put fins on a 0.5 - 2 liter soda bottle, as well as to mount a Gardena ¾ " faucet coupler. You have to put a rubber gasket between the bottle and adapter. (Gardena has such in their product line). The Gardena part already has a...

This is an adapter to put fins on a 0.5 - 1.5 liter soda bottle, as well as to mount a Gardena ¾ " faucet coupler.You have to put a rubber gasket between the bottle and adapter. (Gardena has such in their product line). The Gardena part already has a...

... youhave to "organize" a soda bottle". I myself did not go above 40 PSI pressure.  Be aware you are on your own. Be carefull. Anything under pressure can explode! I do not take any responsibility for exploding bottles or rockets hitting persons.

These are parts to add on to a bottle rocket design ( Fins, And nosecone parts) The nosecones interlock and can have a parachute put inside of them. ...Fits on a Smart Water Bottle comment for any questions or confusion

Fins for a water rocket.

its fins for a rocket that went mach 1

These fins were developed for the Polylactic Rocket: http://maximsachs.com/polylactic-3d-printed-rocket/ 3 of these fins are used on a small rocket (approx. 1m long) with a body tube diameter of 80mm. ...The naca0010 is used as the airfoil.

I designed these rocket fins for a project using hydrogen gas as a rocket fuel. They work but I did no math for the design. ...I just winged it so they are probably pretty inefficient.

Rocket fins fitted for 3/4" (26.7mm) schedule 40 PVC pipe-based rocket motors. Guide rod tube is sized to be used with 1/4" guide rod. I have included glue holes to add a little extra grip to your rocket body if needed. Happy rocketing! ...:) ...

its a model rocket fin

Fins for a small model rocket

... After printing the original fin sets, I found that they were 1mm too small to fit my 6mm diameter bottle rockets. The fins were also a little too thin for my taste. I therefore remixed those in to this version. ! ...Have fun and Never Forget 1776 !