Simple model rocket tail fins

rocket nozzle made for analysis purposes

... out the video. You can find the source code for this project on GitHub: https://github.com/NorfFpv/Simple_Rocket_Launch If you're looking for a printed Kill Switch Cover to complete your setup, head over to Thingiverse and search for thing:3139903.

Here is the rewritten text: A lightweight rocket boasts stunning, high-definition visuals rendered over a basic 3D framework.

This is a super simple rocket that anyone can build with ease. To create your own, start by using my.sketchup, a free and browser-based tool that's perfect for beginners. Don't download the simplified version - follow along with this video to make an...

This fin alignment tool is specifically designed for model rockets, with markings tailored to accommodate both 3-fin and 4-fin configurations. The tool is engineered to work seamlessly with BT20, BT50, BT60, and BT80 body tube sizes. The included...

... the online Netfabb to fix any issues. I'm trying to make sure this gets noticed by people, but take a look at the pictures - the yellow and green rocket was printed without supports, while the blue and green one had supports during printing.

... in their file names. The goal here was to showcase that the two rockets shown are distinct - one printed without supports, featuring yellow and green, while the other, with blue and green, used support structures throughout its build process.

fins for swimming under water

This is a quick little project that can turn a balloon into a rocket with these simple little nozzles that print in less than 2 hours. I used a 0.6mm nozzle to print just a little bit faster than a 0.4mm nozzle. I have a video explaining in more...

I just made a rocket ship and thought to post it

A basic and agile rocket design that doubles as an effective missile system is now a reality.

This design is created with Tinkercad. ...Edit it directly on their website at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bSVV0ErUZbs It may seem basic, but has a certain rocketing flair to it.

For a safe and successful launch, I highly recommend flying the rocket with an A- or B-rated motor. The two lower components are designed to thread together seamlessly, but you may need to lightly sand the nose cone depending on your printing...

The rear fin of the Blade 130x model is printed with Ultimaker at 0.06mm and 40% infill. You need to drill a larger hole and reduce the size of the cones. I'll review this soon, but for now, I will revise the drawing. In German: Das Loch für die...

I optimized emlyon rocket to enable CNC routing (bCNC CAM software and 3.175mm endmill) for precise cutting. Prior to cutting, ensure the design is scaled (e.g., using LibreCAD) so that slots within circles are roughly 0.1mm wider than your board's...

This is a configurable and printable guide for positioning and gluing fins to the body tube of a model rocket. Configuration options include the number of fins, body size, fin thickness, and other adjustments for print size and strength. Fin guides...

This rocket is engineered with simplicity and disposability in mind for users who prefer low-maintenance options. It's specifically designed to be compatible with all Estes E series motors, giving users an array of choices to select from according to...

This simple two-part design is easy to follow, boasting minimal intricate details, yet its artistic appeal remains open to personal interpretation through vibrant colors and creative strokes. ...The detachable upper section slides smoothly off its...

For amusement, I will soon print this model, showcasing pictures of the 3D-printed version. The STL file features an approximately 2mm height, which can be altered using the "scale" command. ...I envision it as a delightful desk ornament and hope to one...

Swimming fins 3D model, ranked first in my collection, offers two objects with separate non-overlapping UV layout maps, materials, and PBR textures. The production-ready model comes with quads-only geometry, no poles, and UV unwrapped geometries for...

For our architecture project, we analyzed Renzo Piano's Menil Collection in Texas, specifically studying the ceiling fins that skillfully channel light into the gallery without causing glare. ...This design could potentially be replicated using a...

The package includes promo images showcasing the models from different angles and highlighting their features such as UV layouts and wireframe views. The models have real-world dimensions, and the scene scale is set to cm in Blender 3D. The textures...

... ...I wasn't counting on any noticeable performance improvements, but rather a conversation starter and a unique spare set of fins in my collection. All credit goes to the original creator for their hard work; they did all the heavy lifting, so thanks.

I printed 0.2 with PETG + Supports

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4aWIBap6teF

0.2 LH, 0.4NZ ESUN PETG SUPPORTS

a simple bowl in a fat tail

a simple bowl in a fat tail

Simple G1 Octane rear tail/wing

Acceleration: 284m2 / s Time to Apogee: 8.84 s Files Includes: Rocket 3D Model (STL & 3MF file format) Rocket Simulation Data Rocket Simulation File (Compatible with OpenRocket & RockSim) Rocket Render files Enjoy a Rocket Launch..! ... Thanks Team Aero