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7 basic measures that Really Make any difference to developing a profitable pinewood derby car. I crafted a car in 45 minutes working with these measures and crushed all the competitors by a lot more than 2 car lengths (proof is in the movie 🙂 Particular many thanks to Steve at DerbyMonkey.com for supplying his knowledge and supplies for the video clip.
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7 Essential Techniques:
1. Max bodyweight ~1″ in front of rear axle
2. Reasonably aerodynamic
3. Journey on 3 wheels
4. Light-weight wheels
5. Bent polished axles
6. Railride/alignment
7. Plenty o’ graphite
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I won first place in pinewood derby
I actually built a pinewood car and I used a lightning blot designe and the mass was at the back and it got first place and it also got best designe and I had the groove perfect were the wind would be on my side and used graphight never failed
Can’t believe I was going to put my weights to the front of the car
We only used co2 cars in my class
2:48 what is Jim Carrey doing there?
Can you do a vid for a curcuit type one of these- i have a conpetition in about a month so it would be super helpful- or do i just use the same principles?
Wish this video was around when I was in cub scouts oh well lol
Who is Axel, and why is he mentioned so often?
Is this guy Mormon?
…back in the pre-internet days of the 1970's, the closely-guarded secret was to drill small holes into the underside of the car, approximately an inch forward of the rear axle. Then you poured molten lead (from fishing sinkers) into the holes. Because adding weight this way was illegal, you had to sand the top of the lead "plugs" flush with the wood surface, then keep adding coats of paint until it hid the plugs. I don't think cars were weighed or really scrutinized at all before placing them on the track. So we scouts learned that not getting caught cheating was the way to win.
Mission: take him out 13:44
He just explained energy in physics in like 4 minutes in an understandable way, something my physics teacher can't do.
8 years ago,.,
This guy seems to think that only dad’s can help their kids build a Pinewood Derby car.
ton papa😡
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Nah James speed makes it go faster 😁
HINT: STRV-103
No it doesn’t.
me trying to watch this so I can win my middle school competition
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what about putting some grip/tread on the wheels instead of leaving them smooth nothing like rubber but running the sand paper across just a little
Ah yes! The Pinewood Derby.
It's where you learned whose fathers had a woodworking shop in the garage.
I like It thank you