Perhaps one of the most critical parts of the forward bulkhead assy has been made and is in the mail. Thanks to a highly skilled teacher from Oregon, he was able to make me six of each of the 98 and 54mm injector plates from my son’s Fusion 360 drawings and STL’s. The rest of the components can be obtained from off the shelf sources and RCS.
A word about Jordan Slavish:
One of the best things about the rocketry community is that strangers will reach out to offer help to see a complicated project reach fruition, this was my case. As I was looking for someone to take on the task of making the injector plates he reached out to me and I took him up on his offer. This is why I enjoy this hobby, both the technical and community aspect of it.
Teachers today face the daunting task of keeping the younger generation interested in hard science, I strongly believe the Jordan is doing this through the use of rocketry and I would ask that you donate to his NAR section to help fund his efforts. The contact info is below.
Jordan Slavish, Yamhill Carlton High School, 275 North Maple, Yamhill OR. 97148. Please make them out to YC Rocketry, they are tax deductible. The web address for his NAR section is https://www.nar.org/local_club/yamhill-carlton-rocketry-ycr-836/
Patrick Carroll 