rocket nose cones 3d models

Watch this video to learn about creating a 16-inch tall, two-inch diameter 3D printed rocket nose cone that fits perfectly into a standard two-inch mailing tube: https://youtu.be/bz-t8f2IgUE

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Here is a 3D printed rocket nose cone, standing at an impressive 16 inches tall and sporting a diameter of 2 inches, perfectly tailored to fit snugly inside a standard 2-inch mailing tube. ...Take a closer look by watching the accompanying video for...

This is a Von Karman rocket nose cone designed to fit a 3 inch tube. The exact dimensions of the tube I designed it for has an OD of 3.1" and an ID of 2.9". The shoulder of the nosecone is 3 inches long and the cone itself is 6 inches tall. The...

I constructed the initial section of a highly advanced X-15 rocket model and ingeniously transformed it into a sleek nose cone for a scale model rocket. ...This unconventional design choice presents a unique aerodynamic challenge, as the asymmetrical...

Introducing a personalized nose cone designed for an Estes "Code Red" model rocket acquired at Fry's Electronics. The concept can be adapted to fit various rockets by adjusting the diameter according to the body tube dimensions. Simply print the...

The nose cone is crafted for an 80mm, 2mm-walled body tube rocket constructed from polylactic material, as showcased at maximsachs.com/polylactic-3d-printed-rocket/. ...Various design aspects can be tweaked within the Catia model, with enhanced joint...

... To overcome this issue, the program splits the nose cone into three separate pieces that can be easily assembled using glue.\r\n\r\nThe original dimensions of this design were taken directly from Peter Always book "Rockets of the World".

Replacement Nose Coen for the Estes Vapor Model Rocket

I've added a through hole for mounting to the shock cord if desired on the canister version as well as a mounting hole for an eye bolt on the nose cone version. The camera has been centered in the tube so it should have minimal impact on flight...

nose cone and engine bay for estes motors annd fits a regular hand towel card board tube.

I made this Nose Cone and Engine Mount because it was becoming harder for me to find these things individually and at a good price for my Engineering classes. So, I designed my own. These items are designed to fit in an Estes BT-50 body tube. You can...

I created this nose cone and engine mount because finding individual components at a reasonable price for my engineering classes was becoming increasingly challenging. To solve this problem, I designed my own. These custom parts are specifically...

This parametric ogive nose cone is designed with a screw-on base for easy printing and use as a payload bay. The shape results from revolving a circular arc combined with a spherical tip, while the thread library is sourced from syvwlch's. More...

For those of you who are a bit bored with the monotonicity of nose cones… This Dragon Capsule is designed for a BT-20 tube (18 mm) but can be easily scaled in the slicer to accommodate larger tubes with this formula: 100(diameter)÷18mm, then change...

This is a nose cone for the Orion space capsule boost protective cover, part of the Launch Escape system. I am publishing it hollow with a mushroom parachute attachment point cap to glue into the bottom. It's designed to be hollow so you can add...

*Payload Fairing* A simple nose cone featuring a threaded hole for easy lid removal. *Payload Lid* Screwable and detachable, this lid comes equipped with a small ring designed for mounting parachutes securely. *Heavy Payload Fairing* This variant...

This one piece nose cone fits BT-70 (56mm or 2.2 inch) body tubes. Its profile is a modified, shortened ogive shape, and includes a shock cord tether. Prints well with no support. ...ABS and PETG resist melting in hot cars better than PLA.

The nose cone's sharp form was designed in Blender using the "Z Math Surface" function. Its base is a slightly tapered cylinder, while cross-beams are added for shock cord attachment. ...Weighing at 7 grams, it fits perfectly within a TOM build space;...

This one-piece nose cone, measuring approximately 9 inches in length and having a diameter of about 3 inches, is specifically designed for seamless integration with the 3-inch camera bay. Its compact design allows it to fit snugly within a shipping...

Rocket nozzle housing assembly featuring liquid oxygen and fuel containers.

This is a phenomenal achievement by a group of talented students at Walker Middle School who designed and built an impressive bottle rocket that took home the top prize in their school's annual competition.

... of a lot. ...I am currently creating more parts to this rocket and will publish a PDF on how to assemble and what engines to use. ...Please note that this part alone will not fly and buying engines and other building materials is required for launch.

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Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3249782 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3249782

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3249782 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3249782

As any model rocketeer will attest, rockets require a proper nose cone to minimize wind resistance just as much as they need fins for stabilization. So, here's my contribution to Independence Day. After printing the original fin sets, I discovered...

Any seasoned model rocketeer will attest that rockets require a precise nose cone to minimize wind resistance just as much as they need fins for stabilization. So, in honor of Independence Day, I decided to contribute something meaningful. After...

Any model rocketeer worth their salt will tell you that rockets require a proper nose cone to minimize wind resistance just as much as they need fins for stabilization. So, here's my contribution to Independence Day. After printing the original fin...