Aerotech Aft Closure Wrench

I was recently cruising around various vendor sites, and I came across the Aerotech aft closure wrench for sale at about 10 bucks. It was listed with the rms reload kits. I can't for the life of me remember where I saw it. Can anybody help me out?

Thanks for the help.

Tim Reidy San Antonio Rocket Society

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Tim Reidy
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If the link doesnt work go to
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and click on Aerotech in there rocket store.

Steve and Don are good guys and I believe they had 2-3 in stock when I was down there a month ago.

-Tim

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Tim Summers

Thanks for the fast responses. Commonwealth is where I was.

Tim

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Tim Reidy

I do have to wonder about the use of a wrench with these things--if they require a wrench to remove, there's something wrong!

Granted, the consumer 24mm and 29mm casings aren't as nice to put on and off because of the slots, but I'd be nervous about buggered up those 32tpi threads using a wrench.

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Marcus Leech

Rather than a metal wrench, I made one out of a 1/2" PVC pipe "T". I'm prety sure this idea came from RMR many years ago. Cut off enough of the base end with the band saw to leave 2 properly sized fingers to fit the slots. Same one works on the 24mm and 29mm closures. PVC "T" cost me $0.15 each, and perhaps 10 seconds onthe band saw. In fact it took longer to FIND my 29mm casing than to mark the PVC and make the cuts.

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Bob Kaplow

Craftsman strap wrench.

You can use on your ketchup, too.

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Kurt Kesler

You said "strap". Snicker snicker!

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