3D Printed Torsional Rubber Band Powered Car
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3D Printed Torsional Rubber Band Powered Car

This is a rubber band car for a school engineering project. The 3D files will require further machining in order to get the car running.
materials:
- 3D printer
- filament
- Lego axles, gears, stops, and holes
- hot glue
- drill
- Dremel
- 2 5x10x4 mm bearings
print off these three files
(Not Required)

drill out all holes. 4 holes on either ends put legos holes over for more precise clearance
Bearings

Drill out drive shaft hole to 10 mm, insert two 5x10x4 mm bearings.
Drivetrain

use Lego axles, wheels, gears stops, and t brackets to complete drivetrain
Add Body

Add body