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Model Forum / General / Rockets / November 2007[ROL]Newton's 3rd Rocketry Now Offering Unistrut Rail Buttons
Lake Oswego, OR - Newton's 3rd Rocketry is pleased to announce they are now stocking super-heavy duty rail guides designed to work with Unistrut rails. These high-quality rail guides are made from Delrin(tm), a light-weight plastic known for its low-friction properties and its resistance to wear. Delrin(tm) Unistrut buttons are the perfect complement to those larger-than-average projects. Priced at $10.95 per pair, plus $2 shipping and handling, these high-quality buttons are bargain-priced! These and other items can be purchased through our web store at http://www.newtons3rdrocketry.com/shop/ ----- http://www.rocketryonline.com I went to the web store and don't see 'em..? -Ed > Lake Oswego, OR - Newton's 3rd Rocketry is pleased to announce they are > now stocking super-heavy duty rail guides designed to work with Unistrut [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > http://www.rocketryonline.com > I went to the web store and don't see 'em..? > -Ed [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > >http://www.rocketryonline.com My mistake forgot to set an inventory level.... They are there now. Are all "unistrut rails" identical? Or do you see variation in them at the different flying fields? I'm just wondering if any particular vendor's "unistrut buttons" are guaranteed to work at different flying fields... > Lake Oswego, OR - Newton's 3rd Rocketry is pleased to announce they are > now stocking super-heavy duty rail guides designed to work with Unistrut > rails. ...  SignatureWill Marchant, NAR 13356, Tripoli 10125 L3, FBIS kc6rol@amsat.org http://www.spaceflightsoftware.com/will/ > Are all "unistrut rails" identical? Or do you see variation in them at > the different flying fields? I'm just wondering if any particular > vendor's "unistrut buttons" are guaranteed to work at different flying > fields... I think Unistrut is built to a standard dimension. Jim Stanlick turned a bunch of these out of white Delrin some years back, they were only $1 each. I miss that pricing now. SignatureAt first there was just one planet. And then there were two... Rocketry Planet (http://www.rocketryplanet.com) and now Our Planet (http://our.rocketryplanet.com)! > I think Unistrut is built to a standard dimension. Jim Stanlick turned > a bunch of these out of white Delrin some years back, they were only $1 > each. I miss that pricing now. (Going from memory on what a friend told me) Not all Unistrut is identical. I believe with width of the channel, and the flanges, are standard. What varies is the depth. Go to http://www.unistrut.com/Browse/cat_pg.php?P=S00_Channel for images of the various sizes (looks like 1 5/8" is the standard width) >> I think Unistrut is built to a standard dimension. Jim Stanlick >> turned a bunch of these out of white Delrin some years back, they were [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Go to for images > of the various sizes (looks like 1 5/8" is the standard width) The lip depth is some times different if you purchase a brand other than real P-1000 or P-3000 Unistrut, (I have used both). If the guide lip depth is cut so it fits standard unistrut, there should be no problem with the off brand strut, as most off brands have less lip depth than the standard Unistrut brand. Fred > >> I think Unistrut is built to a standard dimension. Jim Stanlick > >> turned a bunch of these out of white Delrin some years back, they were [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Fred These are designed for the 1 5/8 series UniStrut. There is now a drawing on the website with dimensions. Do you happen to know if they'll work on the MDRA rails? Thanks, Will >>>> I think Unistrut is built to a standard dimension. Jim Stanlick >>>> turned a bunch of these out of white Delrin some years back, they were [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > These are designed for the 1 5/8 series UniStrut. There is now a > drawing on the website with dimensions. SignatureWill Marchant, NAR 13356, Tripoli 10125 L3, FBIS kc6rol@amsat.org http://www.spaceflightsoftware.com/will/ Yes Will, they will work on the MDRA rails. We use the standard Unistrut.. Fred > Do you happen to know if they'll work on the MDRA rails? > Thanks, [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> These are designed for the 1 5/8 series UniStrut. There is now a >> drawing on the website with dimensions. Thanks, Fred! > Yes Will, they will work on the MDRA rails. We use the standard Unistrut.. > > Fred SignatureWill Marchant, NAR 13356, Tripoli 10125 L3, FBIS kc6rol@amsat.org http://www.spaceflightsoftware.com/will/ |
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