In this episode, Taylor, Braden, and Shane (Postart) each bring their own list of tools to get started in rocket building with a budget of $150. These tools are not necessarily needed, as hand sanding and cutting things is always an option. However, these affordable power tools make things much faster and easier.  In addition, we build out our own tier list of 75/5120 Aerotech reload kits and then compare it to the input from the supporters on Patreon! Want to join the conversation? Join the...

Taylor,Shane, Matthew and Braden discuss scratch building rockets in the world of high power. Whether you're using composite materials or paper, there are numerous ways to go about getting the job done. Some easier, some more difficult!  Support the Show.

In this episode, Joe Barnard of BPS.Space becomes our first-ever recurring guest on the podcast. We dive into his history with rocketry and how it all got started, some of his failures and go-to launch preparedness items, and even where he plans to go after he gets a rocket past the Karman Line.  Want to support the show? Use the link below to send us a tip via Paypal!  https://streamelements.com/rocketvlogs/tip Join the conversation by emailing us at [email protected] or join the...

We've all heard a rule of thumb or two in the world of high-power, mid-power, or even low-power rocketry. In this episode, Braden, Postart, and Taylor go through some commonly heard rules of thumb and decide whether or not we agree they should be adhered to with some form of strictness.  Support the Show.

In this episode, Braden, Shane (Postart), and Taylor discuss some of their favorite upscale projects throughout history and projects we'd like to build. Then, we move on to ranking every motor for the Aerotech 54/1706 motor case.  Join the conversation by joining Patreon or send us an email to [email protected] Support the Show.

In this episode, we talk about The Anti-Gravity Group's very own Macho Matt and his plans to build a Space Shot rocket.  We also discuss our trip to Argonia, Kansas, for Kloudburst and The Argonia Cup rocket launch, where both Taylor and Matt flew some rockets. Braden made a big and slightly questionable purchase, and Postart took some photos.  Want to join the conversation? Send us a question to [email protected] Support the podcast and partake in the pre-episode conversation...

In this episode, we take to the Patreon for some dos and don'ts of high power rocket launches. Whether you're at a big launch or a small launch, these are things you definitely should not be doing. Instead, do the opposite.  Support the show

In this episode, we discuss what we use for rocket tracking and what we're interested in trying. We also consider what's currently available and weigh costs and simplicity.  Support the show

In this episode, Jesse U from The Rocketry Show and Modelrocketguy.com joins us for a nice conversation about how he got started in rocketry and where he's at now!  Want to make your voice heard on the show? Join the Rocket Vlogs Patreon here: https://patreon.com/rocketvlogs Support the show

It's finally time. In this episode, we discuss our favorite epoxies, ones we haven't tried but are interested in, and hear from the Rocket Vlogs Patrons about what kind of glue they prefer.  Macho Matt also makes his triumphant return with some progress on his 3" Wildman Rocketry Punisher build.  Support the show

In this episode, Tim Lehr from Wildman Rocketry discusses the Fluctus flight computer, nosecone improvements, and a massive acquisition that will make familiar kits readily available in the coming months!  Support the show

In this episode, we talk about what we did for our Level 2 certifications and what we would do now if we were to do them again. Then, we take to Patreon to talk about what some of our listeners did for their certs, too.  Support the show

In this episode, Joe Barnard joins us for a virtual throwdown of OpenRocket designs where we see who can build the highest-flying J90-powered rocket with standard-size tubing. Support the show

In this episode, Braden, Taylor, Shane, and Matt talk about their current rocketry projects and we take a bunch of questions from Patreon! We talk internal fillets, swivels, quick links, and solutions to all sorts of problems.  Want to help support the podcast? Join the conversation over at: https://patreon.com/RocketVlogs

In this episode, we're joined by Kloudbusters president and Tripoli Board of Directors member Amy Howell to discuss her beginnings in rocketry, the ins and outs of running a huge rocket launch like Airfest, and the Argonia Cup collegiate rocketry competition. 

In this episode, we dive deep into all of our favorite recovery gear. We talk about our favorite altimeters and flight computers, electronics we are interested in flying, discuss when to use Nylon vs Kevlar shock cord, u-bolts vs. eye bolts, and even our favorite parachute brands.  Want to help get the 12" Punisher in the air again? You can contribute via this link! https://streamelements.com/rocketvlogs/tip

In this episode, we discuss our wildest rocketry recovery experiences and some of yours, too!  Want to participate in the mailbag segment? Join the Rocket Vlogs Patreon here: https://patreon.com/rocketvlogs

In this video, Braden Carlson, Taylor Jesse, and Shane (or as you might know him, Postart) discuss their Rocketry Resolutions, outlining all of our plans for personal projects and flights for the year! 

In this episode, we talk about some great last-minute gift options for the rocketry people in your life or for those still asking you for gift recommendations.  We also dive into a certain manufacturer you should probably not buy anything from

High power rocketry is quite expensive. In this episode, we dive into our three recommendations for getting a Level 1 certification for under $100 including the price of the motor. 

In this episode, we hit the mailbag full force and answer all your questions. Well, most of them, anyway! 

That's right, folks! We finally get to have a new episode with Matt! 

Rocketry is a lot of fun, but it isn't always easy. Join Braden and Taylor as they discuss their failures in both low and high power rocketry, from simple and unfortunate to heartbreakingly expensive.