high power rocket 3d models

(-; These are STLs from a high power rocket I built and flew on an Aerotech J450. All tubing was LOC 3" cardboard. Main parachute and Drogue parachute sections had one layer of Soller fiberglass sock (3", 10oz or so), the small section that fits...

Checked Baggage, named for its notional method of transport to launches, is a medium complexity high-power model rocket. It is designed to fly on 38mm rocket motors. The motor mount is designed to have a short section of Blue Tube or other suitable...

I don't really like supporting my high power rockets with their fins or body tube resting on a c-clamp. So, I designed a little support that slides down a standard 1010 rail that'll hold a rocket up by its fins. To use this, just slide it down a 1010...

HPR, means High Powered Rocket. These are NOT Estes type model rockets. While a 24mm composite motor is not "big" it is exponentially more powerful than even big Estes D or E black powder motors. ...Flight is meant to be controlled and by knowledgeable...

I wanted to make a vertical rocket stand for my larger sized model rockets, Since i had just built numerous horizontal rocket holders for assembly using ½" PVC, i figured i would use the same for this stand. Start off by choosing how many legs...

Stand can be used alone to hold a smaller rocket or used as a pair for high powered rockets up to 10" diameter with 6" fins. Motors can be held in the holes in the center. When printed full scale you will need a 300x300 build plate. Otherwise scale...

Here are the parts for the rocket I built to get my level 1 high power certification. It’s designed around an Aerotech 38mm RMS motor. I would recommend dual deployment, but I did my certification flights without it, I just had to do a little more...

For the 29mm version and pictures of what the assembled tower looks like, go here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2538353 This is a 3d printed end support for a launch tower for 38mm high power rockets. This is still a work in progress, but I've...

This is a 3d printed end support for a launch tower for 29mm high power rockets. This is still a work in progress, but I've done several flights with this with minimum diameter 29mm rockets and CTI I224 motors. None of the parts show any wear &...

This is a camera shroud for a go pro hero 7 which fits on a 4" fiberglass rocket. ...It is attached to the airframe with 2 m3 screws with pem nuts on the inside of the tube.

Note: since these are designed to print on a printer with a small bed (like my 180mm x 180mm Prusa Mini), the stands may not have wide enough legs to properly support larger rockets. ...You need to determine for yourself if these stands will work with...

Due to space limitations in a 3 inch rocket the traditional sled design does not give enough room for two altimeters and batteries along with connectors for ejection charges. The bay is set up for a Featherweight Raven and PerfectFlite...

3D printed shroud that will work for high powered rocket "The Bomb".

Customizable generic sled for high power rockets that is supported by threaded rods. Specify the sled width, length, thickness, threaded rod diameter, and offset for the rods from the edge of the sled. If this offset is zero, the rod tubes are...

This is a Mid / High power rocket made from a PDF someone posted on a rocket forum: http://www.rocketryforum.com/showthread.php?59964-Offering-up-a-Scratch-Design There are two fincans, one for a 54mm motor, and one for a 38mm motor. I had to add a...

This is a 3d printed end support for a launch tower for 29mm high power rockets. You can see a video of my first 29mm min-diameter rocket CTI I224 launch on my original 3-fin version of this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Np2yk-4uS3s Bill of...

V1 of a printable and modular 38mm motor minimum diameter high powered rocket that is simulated to be flyable on anything from Estes D12 Motors to biggest 38mm (you'll need to print additional lower body tubes for longer motors). First flight on...

Avionics Bay designed for a 98mm airframe using LOC cardboard airframe tube and LOC "stiffy" coupler tube. Other airframe or coupler sizes or materials will require adaptation. Airframe Anchors: (optional) used to anchor M3 screws for attaching...

  My heaviest rocket thus far is a Madcow Torrent at about 5' tall and weighs in at 4.45lbs.The Motor Ring/Caps are all .4mm smaller than the ID of the corresponding Motor Mount so your rocket slides on easily and the base does not lift up...

Here's a Mobius mount I made for my Public Missiles (PML) Quicksilver high power rocket. The Quicksilver's body tube has an outer diameter of about 58.2mm. The mount wraps half way around the rocket. ...The front and back of the mount extend past the...

Prototype air-brake design for Platteville Rocket Club compition 2015.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4741630 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=4741630

This is the basic finset for a high powered amateur rocket using an M2020 motor that simulates to 35,000 feet altitude with a maximum velocity of mach 2.5. The model of the fin was derived directly from the NACA database and this particular profile...

Minimalistic Easy-to-Print rocket in one peace - tested it with D9-5 Rocket engines (e.g.:https://amzn.to/2W6AVqP). Printable without support bottom-up. The Rocktet is not a toy - very fast!! I launched it from a 2 mm steel bar with...

This engine is still a work in progress

I modeled this from my first high power rocket. ... It's a good thing I modeled it before I flew it, since I only got five flights before it accordioned into the desert floor.

Modeling these to add to exisitng high power rockets. ...Just to give the renderings a more complete look.

If it its printed with 6 walls and bonded with epoxy it is thick enough to withstand the loads of high power rockets. The Pershing will require considerable nose weight so build accordingly. I printed them hollow with no top or bottom skin except for...

Modeling these to add to exisitng high power rockets. ...Just to give the renderings a more complete look.

It inspired me to add "rocket", or rather, Balloon Power to the ThinkFun kit. It's simply the small connector with an added pipe - getting to know the sizes of ThinkFun parts I'm probably going to revise this to give ground clearance if medium wheel...