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Pencil Rocket

3D printed Pencil rocket designed and 3D printed in SelfCAD.

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Rockets, using pencils for their bodies, are launched with a rubber band-powered launch platform.
The homemade pencil rocket gets its upward thrust from its nose end rather than its tail. The pencil rocket's fins provide stability, guiding the rocket upward for a smooth flight.
3D print this amazing model and give it to your children or students as a gift!

You can also 3d print this pencil rocket and use it to store your stationery.

See how it was made here youtu.be/BzXF-J6w2_w

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Standard Tesselated Geometry - 37.12 MB - 09/07/2019 at 11:47

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Standard Tesselated Geometry - 9.55 MB - 09/07/2019 at 11:42

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  • 1 × 3D modeling software You need a 3D modeling software, more preferrably SelfCAD https://www.selfcad.com.
  • 1 × 3D Printer You need a 3D Printer to use for 3D printing the model after designing it.
  • 1 × 3D printing material This is useful for use in the 3D printing process.

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