Category Archives: 3D-Printing

2024 Highlights

Posted on February 25, 2025 by Crimson Star

2024 was a busy year. I built five fiberglass rockets, each one seeming to present different challenges. Finally started to get some good results with one of my GPS trackers, and upgraded to a Creality K1 3d-printer better able to … Continue reading →

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Calmar in September, Again!

Posted on February 25, 2025 by Crimson Star

The Edmonton Rocketry Club returned to Calmar for the second time in a month for another model rocket launch, on September 28th, 2024. My Romulus rocket had never been flown yet. Since this was the 2nd launch in September, I … Continue reading →

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Altimeter Bay #3

Posted on July 25, 2023 by Crimson Star

My first altimeter bay was so ugly that I couldn’t take a photo of it for fear of breaking the camera lens! The second attempt was neater, but it was difficult to position the “pull-pin” switches at the correct position … Continue reading →

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Avionics Bay Lid

Posted on July 5, 2023 by Crimson Star

I use a 3D-printer to create some of the parts for my rockets. The is a stepped lid to fit a BT80 coupler. Designed using OpenSCAD, so it can create lids, bulkheads, or centering rings in any size. Download the … Continue reading →

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