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Model Forum / General / Rockets / February 2007launch equipment
Hello all. I am a level one rocketeer living in Phoenix Arizona. I have personally built my launch equipment. Two of my rockets are built for a rail. I am having trouble locating a rail for my launch stand with out really getting it shipped from out of state. If any one has a good cheap location for I would gladely appreciate it. > Hello all. I am a level one rocketeer living in Phoenix Arizona. I > have personally built my launch equipment. Two of my rockets are > built for a rail. I am having trouble locating a rail for my launch > stand with out really getting it shipped from out of state. If any > one has a good cheap location for I would gladely appreciate it. McMaster.com. Product 47065T122 or 47065T123. It will ship but McMaster is usually pretty reasonable when it comes to shipping charges. 8020 is the most common manufacturer of rails. http://www.8020.net . They have a "garage" sale on ebay (http://stores.ebay.com/8020-Inc-Garage-Sale) where you can get some good deals but they shipping is sometimes brutal. They dealers local to Pheonix: Copper State Bolt & Nut Company 3602 N 35th Ave Phoenix, AZ 85017 United States Phone: 800-603-6887 Fax: 602-233-9182 E-Mail: jhughes@copperstate.com URL: http://www.copperstate.com HeiTek Industrial Automation 21602 N. 2nd Ave Suite 4 Phoenix, AZ 85027 United States Phone: 602-269-7931 Fax: 602-269-8937 URL: http://www.heitek.biz >> Hello all. I am a level one rocketeer living in Phoenix Arizona. I >> have personally built my launch equipment. Two of my rockets are [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > Fax: 602-269-8937 > URL: http://www.heitek.biz There is also a Copperstate dealer at I-17 and Bell, NE corner, just west of the Wafflehouse. And a couple more around town I think. Copperstate wanted me to pay for a full stick (20'). I ended up ordering and paying the shipping for what I needed. Best thing to do is buy shorter sticks from the 8020 garage sale and put them together to make it as long as you need. Shipping is pretty cheap that way. There is a place South of 10 about 40th ave. I had to call and get the list of dealers because at the time the website dealer list was way wrong. > There is also a Copperstate dealer at I-17 and Bell, NE corner, just west > of the Wafflehouse. And a couple more around town I think. |
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