Space-X Merlin 1D Rocket Engine Printable Desk Model 3D print model

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The Merlin 1D is currently and most likely permanently the pinnacle achievement of the Merlin rocket engine family developed by Space-X specifically for their Falcon rockets, namely both the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy variants. Currently employed in the state-of-the-art Falcon 9 Block 5 alongside the vacuum optimized version. The powerful Merlin 1D engine thrives on RP-1 LOX (top-grade kerosene combined with super-cold liquid oxygen) which is meticulously fed at cryogenic temperatures to produce explosive energy results. Equipped with a phenomenal specific impulse of up to 282 seconds at sea level, its exceptional prowess also extends up to an impressive 311 seconds in vacuum, as well as 348 seconds for the precision-enhanced, vacuum optimized version - it provides tremendous power with each precise firing and is engineered to provide p-to-914 kN (9.14 megaNewton) thrust results under the perfect combination of circumstances. This engineering marvel possesses a sleek nozzle bell sporting a sturdy diameter of precisely 1250 mm that offers excellent re-lightability due in large part because it's deployed on reusable, precision-controlled Falcon 9 rockets performing awe-inspiring powered landings. Presently crafted full-scale to replicate its genuine counterpart and containing every single main feature with intricate accuracy, finer print specifications were deliberately omitted. Although reduced to 1/10 scale it easily lends itself for smooth printing purposes measuring about a maximum height of 270mm tall and capable of taking on a dual purpose function that seamlessly extends the life cycle usage potential. Its versatile capabilities enable use not only as an expertly rendered, precise desk model or an eye-catching desk lamp itself but even a detailed addition or standalone element component when it comes to meticulously creating and recreating large-scale, expertly built rocket models altogether for years of impressive presentation, display, training purposes in science labs or for engineering enthusiasts in any academic settings.