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Sport Rocketry 3.2022

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ered segment 1. Above that, low end slits are cut into the bottom of the stacked seg- ments 2, 3 and 4. With the tube slits folded in and the glue dried, you will be sliding the three up- per segments together, dry with no glue. e slits in segments 2 and 4 are in line with each other. e slit in segment 3 is di- rectly on the opposite side. Notice in the side profile drawing how 42 MAY/JUNE 2022 SPORT ROCKETRY Nose cone shoulder. NARTS ONLINE: https://blastzone.org/nar/narts/ T-Shirts White T-shirt, 100% cotton, 4 colors, NAR logo front chest. Sizes S-XXXL. Sun Block Hat After two years of back order, we have finally found a supplier for the "Desert Hat". ONLY $ 27 00 • mesh liner designed to promote cooling and minimize staining. • adjustable tie for just-right fit • terry cloth sweatband • hidden zipper Blast Deflector Replace that worn-out deflector plate with a Heavy Duty Blast Defector 5" diameter, 12 guage steel. ONLY $ 5 00 Jacket Patch Embroidered patch of the NAR logo. Just the item for jackets, hats, or anywhere else you want to show off your hobby! ONLY $ 4 00 ONLY $ 16-21 00 Embroidered black, white, and gold triangular patch for those inclined towards frequent "close encounters!" ONLY $ 4 00 Forming the nose cone. the segments are angled, the inside ends of the segments are close to touching the in- terior tube. Make adjustments to the angles as you assemble the segments. Apply a bit of glue to the outside joints, enough to hold it together for now and allow adjustments to the assembled stack. Glue the upper centering ring into the top of segment 4, recessed in about 1/4", just like the bottom centering ring.

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