18, 24 and 29mm Rocket Wall Mount (various offsets from wall)
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Mount your 18mm model (typical A-C motor size), 24mm (D-F motor size), or 29mm rockets to the wall, saving desk space.
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These little plates allow you to free up table space by moving your rockets to the wall. It also reduces the chances of them getting damaged by moving them around or trying to use the desk space for other efforts simultaneously. Printed with standard PLA using 0.2 at 20%. It needs supports but I suggest you print with the base plate flat on the printing surface for strength in the correct dimensions. Also, for heavier rockets I've upped the infill to 50% and used Gyroid infill pattern. My wall is 45 degrees (A-Frame style) so it puts more leverage pressure on the mount. The 18mm for the typical A-C size model rocket with the 24mm options for the D model rockets. The 24mm stands accommodate short to tall fins (clearance to the wall). The 29mm I'm using for my Estes Der Big Red Max, and similar styles. The 29mm horizontal bracket, along with the 29mm (2 in dia) rocket support, were built for my Talon2, but will work with any 29mm motor casing. The unique one is for a two motor Boyce Aerospace Gemini Titan kit. I heavily modified (I can't recall creator – leave me a note so I can properly credit the designer) a rocket stand for a dual motor config that makes the wall mount look like a launch pad (a bit). The Estes Falcon 9 stand leverages the steel rod mounting system that comes with the rocket.