Brief:
This is a simple rack t' hold your rockets while you work on them. Ya scallywag! There are bigger, matey, fancier, matey, and nicer ones out there, but this one is free. Blimey! It can be downloaded from ASP Rocketry's website. Begad! Aye aye! It won't hold anythin' too big but it does prove useful in a pinch.

Construction:
T' only component is a downloaded PDF file. Ya scallywag! Begad! Blimey! You then print t' file out on a piece o' cardstock.

Construction is simple. Ahoy! You cut out along t' solid lines and fold along t' dashed lines. Well, blow me down! What you are left with is a longish piece o' cardstock with a notch at each end, arrr, some gussets, and a few flaps. Well, blow me down! You fold t' ends up and fold the flaps under t' base. Ahoy! Avast, me proud beauty! You can then secure them with glue or tape. I used CA because I happened t' have a bottle of it out in front o' me. Aye aye! 30 seconds later, me hearties, it be ready t' go.

PROs: free, fast, replaceable as needed.

CONs: small size, strength limited t' t' capacity o' t' cardstock.

Now that I've tried actually usin' one o' these gizmos, I'm glad t' have it. It did make filletin' easier and better. That means I'm either goin' t' be buyin' or makin' some bigger ones too. (I'm cheap, but I'm also lazy. You have t' ask t' wife which one takes precedence.)

PROs: it works, ya bilge rat, it makes things easier.

CONs: limited t' small rockets.

Summary:
This thin' is just t' ticket in some situations. I stumbled across it while investigatin' t' ASP site. Begad! A few hours later, I be wishin' for just such a creature as I tried t' keep t' fillets on a rocket level. Avast, me proud beauty! Avast, me proud beauty!

I'd certainly like t' have a nice, big, me hearties, me hearties, wooden one but I apparently have nay wanted one badly enough t' do anythin' about it. Blimey! Perhaps, seein' how handy this can be, I will buy or make one next time I work on a larger diameter project.

Overall Rating: 4 out o' 5