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Originating from Instructables, a popular project-based community made up of all sorts of characters with wacky hobbies and a desire to pass on their wisdom to others, Backyard Rockets is made up of projects from a medley of authors who have collected and shared a treasure trove of rocket-launching plans and the knowledge to make their projects soar!
Backyard Rockets gives step-by-step instructions, with pictures to guide the way, on how to launch your very own project into the sky. All of these authors have labored over their endeavors to pass their knowledge on and make it easier for others to attempt. Discover how to create the following projects:
- Teeny, Tiny Rocket Engine
- Ultimate Straw Rocket
- Rocket Eggstronaut
- Pocket Rocket Launcher
- Iron Man Model Rocket
- Model Rocket with Camera
- Rocket-Powered Matchbox Cars Extreme
And much more!
The Instructables community has provided a compendium of rocket savvy from innovators who have paved the way for other curious minds. In addition to rockets, fireworks, and launchers in Backyard Rockets, you will discover the sense of accomplishment after watching your rocket soar into the sky!

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Backyard Rockets
Learn to Make and Launch Rockets, Missiles, Cannons,
and Other Projectiles
Instructables.com

Edited by Mike Warren

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Copyright 2013 by Instructables.com

All Rights Reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any manner without the express written consent of the publisher, except in the case of brief excerpts in critical reviews or articles. All inquiries should be addressed to Skyhorse Publishing, 307 West 36th Street, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10018.

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Skyhorse and Skyhorse Publishing are registered trademarks of Skyhorse Publishing, Inc., a Delaware corporation.

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is available on file.

ISBN: 978-1-62087-730-2

Printed in China

Disclaimer:

This book is intended to offer general guidance. It is sold with the understanding that every effort was made to provide the most current and accurate information. However, errors and omissions are still possible. Any use or misuse of the information contained herein is solely the responsibility of the user, and the author and publisher make no warrantees or claims as to the truth or validity of the information. The author and publisher shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused, or alleged to have been caused, directly or indirectly, by the information contained in this book. Furthermore, this book is not intended to give professional dietary, technical, or medical advice. Please refer to and follow any local laws when using any of the information contained herein, and act responsibly and safely at all times.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Picture 4

Picture 5

Picture 6

Picture 7

Conversion Tables Introduction The backyard is where all the cool projects - photo 8

Conversion Tables Introduction The backyard is where all the cool projects - photo 9

Conversion Tables

Introduction

The backyard is where all the cool projects happen Projects where things might - photo 10

The backyard is where all the cool projects happen. Projects where things might start on fire, move at high speed, make loud noises, or otherwise jeopardize the safety of grandmas heirloom crystal collection are some of the most fun builds you can do. But they have to be done outside, and ideally near a first-aid kit. Which is why, for me, the backyard has always been a place where large (and occasionally dangerous) projects get their time to shine.

In Backyard Rockets, we celebrate the courage, skill, and ingenuity that comes with firing projectiles into the air without an advanced degree in aeronautical engineering. You dont need to be a rocket scientist to try out any of the DIY rocketry projects in this book, but we wont hold it against you if you are.

Professionals, amateurs, students, and just plain pyromaniacs have all contributed projects to Instructables.com, and weve made this collection of the best rocket projects on the site. Youll find simple projects to get started in your backyard, and weve included a few that you might consider trying a few miles outside of town.

Weve curated the projects in this book to get you started with beginner rocket projects like stomp-rockets (page 24), all the way to more complex projects like rockets with an in-flight camera (page 183). Whether youre looking for a low-tech project for a weekend kids birthday party or a big build using all kinds of components, Backyard Rocketry has a project for you.

What are you waiting for? Get making, and transform your quiet yard from a place to relax to a live testing field where rockets can blast off and reach for the sky. No matter what your technical level youre sure to find a fun project here to satiate your rocket appetite, just remember to bring a fire extinguisher in case theres an accident and you need to scrub the launch.

Mike Warren

Editor, Instructables.com

Section 1
Small Rockets

Liquid Fuel Rocket By Tool Using Animal httpwwwinstructablescom - photo 11

Liquid Fuel Rocket

By: Tool Using Animal

(http://www.instructables.com/ id/Office-Supplies-Challenge-Liquid-Fuel-Rocket/)

This Instructable demonstrates how to make a Liquid Fuel Rocket from office supplies. Warning, this is kind of dangerousI had one blow up in my hand already. It was more startling than anything; the two halves flew off in different directions (wear leather gloves just to be safe). Theyll fly about 75 feet straight up.

Step 1 You Will Need A sharpie Canned air Electrical tape substitute packing - photo 12

Step 1: You Will Need

A sharpie

Canned air

Electrical tape (substitute packing tape)

Ballpoint pen

Rubber band

Bottle cap

Leatherman or other pocket knife

Robot sticker (optional)

Step 2: The Rocket Body

Disassemble the sharpie and remove the ink and the point. Cut a piece of ink tube inch long from a ballpoint pen and wrap one half with a small piece of electrical tape. Insert the tube into the sharpie where the point used to be and tap it until firmly seated. Reassemble the two halves of the sharpie.

Step 3 Guidance The fins are made by folding tape over on itself and attaching - photo 13

Step 3 Guidance The fins are made by folding tape over on itself and attaching - photo 14

Step 3: Guidance

The fins are made by folding tape over on itself and attaching the tag ends to the rocket body. Trim into a rocketish profile. Attach three equally spaced around the body.

Step 4 Propulsion Take the canned air bend the straw down next to the body - photo 15

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