F-18 Afterburner Variable Nozzle
Reverse-Engineered afterburner variable nozzle based on F-18 fighter jet.
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Archivos (12)
- body.STL STL · 2,0 MB
- Adaptor.STL STL · 2,4 MB
- blade A.STL STL · 64 KB
- blade B Assy.STL STL · 50 KB
- blade C.STL STL · 97 KB
- holder ring.STL STL · 1,9 MB
- link A.STL STL · 446 KB
- link B.STL STL · 24 KB
- nut ring.STL STL · 2,0 MB
- rod.STL STL · 1,2 MB
- support.STL STL · 9 KB
- Adaptor .png PNG
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Reverse-Engineered afterburner variable nozzle based on F-18 fighter jet.
Model Info: This model is just an experiment to understand how an afterburner nozzle works. However, it’s not an exact representation of the real ones and may not be a practical model for use in actual jet engines.
Dimensions: 105x90 (RxH)
Part List - body = 1 - Holder ring = 1 - Nut ring = 1 - Blade A = 12 - Blade B Assy = 12 - Blade C = 12 - Link A = 12 - Link B = 12 - Rod = 12 - Support = 12 - Adaptor = 1
Printing This model contains many pins and joints, so it's essential to print with high quality to ensure all the parts fit together perfectly. _Material:_ PLA _Layer:_ 0.2mm _Infill:_ min 10% _Supports:_ NO _Brims:_ only for blade C
features I designed a threaded end on the nozzle to allow it to attach to other components. If you can't design a threaded part, you can use my adapter with M5 holes, which makes it easy to attach to anything.
I appreciate your support and downloads. Please share your thoughts and experiences with me, and I'd be even happier if you could provide suggestions to help improve my model. Thanks!
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