We have a few small bits of stock (maybe 1/2” diameter or so) you could use to learn how to use the lathe, but nothing of the size in your drawings. It might even be a challenge to get parts that big into the lathe.
Sam
> On Jul 21, 2015, at 3:50 PM, Christopher Johnstone <
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> Hello everybody, I'm Christopher Johnstone. I'm a graduated senior, off to college here at the end of the summer.
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> My current project is my plan to build a high-powered rocket, from scratch. I'm making everything from the motor casing and fuel (currently sugar and potassium nitrate) to the main body and flight computer without prebuilt parts or kits.
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> Up until recently, I have been using PVC pipe as a motor casing. Unfortunately, I'm running the PVC pretty close to its burst pressure, so about 50% of the motors had a tendency to explode
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> Most specifically, I need access to a metal lathe, which you guys have. Is there metal stock available, or do I need to bring my own?
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