thin sheet material for rocket payload - school science project
thin sheet material for rocket payload - school science project
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Anyone have suggestion to source thin sheet material like polyeruthene to roll into cone shape for payload construction.
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RE: thin sheet material for rocket payload - school science project
Rolled cones are relatively easy to do in aluminum, and in the very thin steel used in 'tin' cans.
How do you plan to close the seam, and attach the cone at the ends to, whatever?
What's the approximate diameter of the rocket?
How high do you expect it to go?
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
RE: thin sheet material for rocket payload - school science project
RE: thin sheet material for rocket payload - school science project
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RE: thin sheet material for rocket payload - school science project
RE: thin sheet material for rocket payload - school science project
Have anyone in your group actually any math on this?
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RE: thin sheet material for rocket payload - school science project
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