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Bubble, 3D printed model rocket
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Detailed instructions are available on Instructables: https://www.instructables.com/id/Bubble-3D-Printed-Model-Rocket
I was searching for a reusable 3D printed model rocket that could carry a camera to take aerial videos. Unfortunately, I could not find such a design. I, therefore, decided to design my own rocket and share it with the world!
Several iterations were needed to obtain a model that is stable and that possess a reliable parachute deployment system. I wanted to make something pretty and sometimes good-looking features were privileged over performance.
Bubble possesses several features unavailable on other 3D printed model rocket designs (at the time this article is written):
_The motor is thermally insulated from the 3D printed body of the rocket. PLA is the most common and easiest material to print but it melts at low temperatures (60C). Rocket motors can become quite hot and this thermal insulation allows keeping the 3D printed parts under this value.
_The fin
I was searching for a reusable 3D printed model rocket that could carry a camera to take aerial videos. Unfortunately, I could not find such a design. I, therefore, decided to design my own rocket and share it with the world!
Several iterations were needed to obtain a model that is stable and that possess a reliable parachute deployment system. I wanted to make something pretty and sometimes good-looking features were privileged over performance.
Bubble possesses several features unavailable on other 3D printed model rocket designs (at the time this article is written):
_The motor is thermally insulated from the 3D printed body of the rocket. PLA is the most common and easiest material to print but it melts at low temperatures (60C). Rocket motors can become quite hot and this thermal insulation allows keeping the 3D printed parts under this value.
_The fin
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