Anatomy of a High Power Rocket 4: Drago Upper Section

The upper section of a dual-deploy high power rocket is where much of the difference lies versus a low power model rocket. Here, the avionics bay and bulkplates, payload tube, and nose cone are assembled and drilled for various vent holes and fasteners.

[@williamwilkinson2748]

It's great to watch someone who knows what he is doing. Love the attention to detail and the commentary.

[@adak154B2]

So excelent vídeo! Thanks and congratulations!

[@oguzynx]

Where did you buy those fiberglass airframes that are gonna go into eachother?

[@markhatch1267]

As a mechanical professional, watching videos to get up to speed to get into rocketry, just wanted to mention that "tolerance" should be used to refer to the accuracy of a particular dimension, and "clearance," "interference," or "the fit" should be used to refer to the difference in size of two objects.

[@sendit2873]

wow you may need to slow that drill speed down if it grabs it will tear you up

[@sendit2873]

you can put a little DN alcohol in the epoxy it will thin it and make the set time 5 or 10 min longer also nice PAU airplane