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High Flying Model Rocket for A, B and C engines

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X1 Carbon
H2D Pro
A1
P1S
H2C
P2S
H2D
X1E
X1
P1P
H2S
X2D
A2L

0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 50% infill
0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 50% infill
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3.4 h
1 plate
4.1(14)

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Description

This Rocket is extremely high flying and very aerodynamic. If printed with 1 wall, 30% infill PETG then No parachute or streamer is needed, just tie the two halves together with para cord or thin steel wire.  Great with PETG but other filaments will work too.  The fins are air foil shaped which allows reduced drag and better corrections for a very straight flight path.

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best rocket ever! one thing is that it will melt the plastic and then make a big and satisfying fidget! here is a picture of a launch.
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That is so great! Thank you for sharing a photo. I love seeing it being used by others. Made my day.
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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 50% infill
Other Issues:You see
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which filament were you using? also was it dry when you started? the more information helps me troubleshoot.
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Replying to @paul.h.allen :
I had a very similar printing issue and I believe the problem is that the cross-bar inside the rocket tube is only connected on one side. See photos. So it's trying to print that part in empty space.
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Replying to @sarkoon :
You are correct, I looked into it and I am not sure when or how this change happened but I will fix it and update. Thank you for finding that!
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It took of beautifully, and the nose came off beautifully, however, the description about not needing a parachute is totally wrong lol.
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does not fit c engines : (
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have you tried B or A engines? If so do they fit? C is supposed to be the same physical size as B and A engines. I could try loosing up the tolerances a bit however it's a tricky balance between holding the engine vs being too loose. I have a better solution that will come out in an updated model soon, I just need to finish testing it.
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no I have not tried any other engines and I will take a photo of the engine to give you some insight, looking forward to the revised rocket! thanks!
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Replying to @paul.h.allen :
other than that this is a great model!
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That is interesting about it getting knocked over. If the printer filament isn't dry enough it can ooze a little causing more to be deposited than is supposed to and after enough layers it could make it so the nozzle would start to hit the model. If the filiment is dry and it's still having problems you could also try slowing the print speed down.
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yo can some one please tell me the measurements of the propellant with some pictures pls it’s my first ever model rocket and I don’t want to mess it up
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wdym propellant? The outer dimensions of a A, B, or C motor are 18mm in diameter and 70mm in length. The A, B, and C estes motors all have the same dimensions.
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Replying to @pigeon0 :
nvm I was forced to make my own engines
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Replying to @pigeon0 :
thanks tho
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can you make it into 3 pices so i can use my a1 mini i will boost
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yes, I can do that. Will work on it soon.
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I just made it a bit shorter in BambuStudio then matched the same high on both parts by copying and pasting the same hight on Scale mode where it says Z. Hope thats Helpful.😊
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what fuel does it neads ?
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Estes a,b,or c series engines (cheap), get igniter and put it in the engine, put a plug in to secure the igniter, connect it to your plug and fire
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where do you get engines?
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you can order them on Estes website or get them at a hobby store like hobby lobby if you have one near you
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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 50% infill
Support Issue:had the top half break off the build plate during printing. need to add a brim to help hold it to the build plate
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I had the same problem
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