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ArComet E-size Model Rocket

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  • ArComet F 4mm rod guide.stl
  • ArComet F 9mm rod guide.stl
  • ArComet F Nose Cone.stl
  • ArComet F Payload.stl
  • ArComet F body tube .stl
  • ArComet F fins.stl
  • ArComet F motor cage slider.stl
  • ArComet F motor chamber bottom.stl
  • ArComet F motor chamber top.stl
  • ArComet F motor hold.stl
  • ArComet F nose cap.stl
  • ArComet F payload cap.stl
  • ArComet F payload pin.stl
  • ArComet F tube hold .stl

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Publication date 2023-01-13 at 22:03
Design number 1008614

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3D model description

The ArComet Model Rocket is a fully 3D printed Flight capable rocket designed to function using ESTES E-12 size rocket engines.

  • The nosecone is equipped with a Payload section; which was primarily designed to help balance the rocket if needed. These nosecone components are all friction fit and can be glued together for added strength, although this is not necessary.

  • The motor chamber is easily detachable due to the screw-locking system designed for the rocket. This same system is found on the end cap to quickly change out engines to ensure multiple flights.

  • With an Esized engine, the ArComet rocket can roughly reach a 300-400 feet Apogee. You can get better results if you use a cardboard tube as the body. The inner diameter of the body tube is 39mm and the outer diameter is 42mm (3mm thick body tube)

ASSEMBLY
1. attach payload cap to payload. slide payload pin into the payload and tie your shock cord to the slot in the payload assembly. slide in the nose cap through the shock cord.
2. press payload assembly into the nosecone.
3. glue 3 body tubes together, you can use the tube hold component to slide in and glue in between the sections, although this is not necessary and I recommend stacking and gluing the tubes to each other. (If you use a cardboard tube, skip this step)
4. glue the motor cage slider onto one of the ends of your long tube body. make sure the part is completely flush with the body tubes and glue it in with the two inner squares FACING OUT.
5. glue the motor chamber top and bottom components together along with the fins on each side.
6. make a small hole on the top end of your body tube (opposite from the side with the motor cage slider) and feed your shock cord through. Tie a knot at the end of the shock cord and glue it into place.
7. glue your rod guides into place by attaching one to the body tube and one to the motor cage (in between the fins). Make sure the two rod guides line up completely straight.
8. COMPLETE, now assemble your rocket by pressing your nosecone into the rocket (make sure to tie your parachute to the shock cord), and turn lock the bottom motor chamber component. slide in your engine onto the bottom, and turn lock your motor hold.

PARTS LIST
- 1 Nosecone
- 1 Payload
- 1 Payload Cap
- 1 Payload Pin
- 1 Nose Cap
- 3 Body Tubes
- 2 Tube Holds
- 1 Motor Cage Slider
- 4 Fins
- 1 Motor Chamber Top
- 1 Motor Chamber Bottom
- 1 Motor Hold
- 2 Rod Guides (either 4mm or 9mm)

3D printing settings

10% infill for all parts will be enough

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