pinewood derby 3d models

Note: My car was featured in the September 2011 issue of Popular Mechanics http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/how-to-plans/backyard-genius-2011-the-years-10-best-diy-creations-jet-propelled-pine-wood-derby-car This is a 3D printable motor for an...

Pinewood derby car designed for unlimited class competition. Equipped with an electric motor and a robust 5-inch propeller, powered by a reliable radio control system that enables effortless on/off switching of the propeller. The high-performance...

I'm not a fan of the bent axle design for setting up a pinewood derby car. I prefer precision and knowing exactly what's happening when I set my car up. To achieve this, I purchased the Pro Driller by Pinewood Pro...

This year's pinewood derby entry makes a dramatic splash. A penguin glides down the track, riding out its fate on his back. Inspired by a recent animated movie's waddling wonders, yet no single character steals the show. Crafted from standard issue...

This drilling jig is designed to help guide drill holes for adding tungsten weights to the bottom of a pinewood derby car. The default settings are set up for 3/8" diameter weights, and distributing the holes on either side of the shorter of the two...

This is a drilling template designed specifically for pinewood derby car blocks. Drilling with a #44 bit proves to be more effective than using standard cut slots, which can make alignment of wheels challenging and difficult to maintain. This...

The holes are slightly smaller than a 3/8 bit but otherwise it worked quite well. This is a drilling jig that is intended to help guide drill holes for adding tungsten weights to the bottom of a pinewood derby car. The default settings are setup for...

Our pack had an "outlaw" class with no restrictions on wheels for the pinewood derby. Mine performed well except it wobbled due to the "axle" offset in the wheel. I had added the axle to give room to angle the axles. The version uploaded has shorter...

This is a versatile jig for precision-drilling axle holes on Pinewood Derby cars. One side of the jig is carefully positioned 2.5mm above the bottom, while the other side is set at 3.5mm to accommodate three wheels touching if permitted by your local...

Our pack had an "outlaw" class with no restrictions on wheels for the pinewood derby, and mine performed well except it wobbled due to the "axle" offset in the wheel. I had added the axle to give room to angle the axles, but that only made things...

This is an outlaw-class pinewood derby car driven by a high-performance electric ducted fan. - I chose the ElectriFly 56mm ducted fan by Hyperflow to power my car. - The fan is powered by a 7.4V LiPo drone battery - I used a Venom 430, but a...

... wheel wells without supports. "Wood Block.stl" can be printed as a model to illustrate how the actual pinewood derby block should be cut (assuming that you want to build a car that complies with the rules--you have to use the parts from the kit).

Or Pinewood, which ever you prefer. : ) This car IS NOT legal based on standard rules. I designed this for an open league with the only rule being "it has to fit in the standard box". This does. But, I Extended the wheel base as much as possible...

Or Pinewood, which ever you prefer. : ) This car IS NOT legal based on standard rules. I designed this for an open league with the only rule being "it has to fit in the standard box". This does. But, I Extended the wheel base as much as possible...

Accurately sized vehicle for the Pine Wood Derby race

Originally discovered through a search on Google and then located on Pinterest, the information was sourced from the webpage http://web.archive.org/web/20100212060041/http:/www.scoutingthenet.com/pinewood.

The derby car that my daughter and I created together showcases our teamwork and creativity. We put in time, effort, and imagination to build this unique vehicle from scratch. ...It's a source of pride for both of us, as we worked closely to bring our...

The stand that supports the pinewood car has a hole all the way through below the car. This is so that you can slip a pipecleaner through and bend it around the car's wheels. This will keep the pinewood car from sliding free of the trophy. The...

This is pretty easy to do with the Prusa slicer which supports filament changes. The stand that supports the pinewood car has a hole all the way through below the car. This is so that you can slip a pipecleaner through and bend it around the car's...

The basic racer kit, bought by boy scouts for Pinwood Derby races, has dimensions closely measured from a BSA-approved kit. Scouts can design their car virtually in 123D Design before making the real one. Some might use a CNC router or 3D print a...

One more Pinewood Derby Template

Just another Pinewood Derby car Template

Its a truck Pinewood Derby templet.

A Ford Focus ST scaled to fit a pinewood derby track.

A Ford F150 Raptor scaled to fit on a pinewood derby track.

Its a Wedge Pinewood car derby car design.

This is a standard pinewood derby block (this is for desgining and not for printing, but print if you want, I guess. ...you can design your car for the pinewood derby off of this block.

Aston Martin DBS scaled to fit a pinewood derby track. ... Thanks to Bodymasters for the original design.

Aston Martin DBS scaled to fit a pinewood derby track. Thanks to Bodymasters for the original design. ...

Modified version of the Pinewood Derby Spoiler by dkrider, Now 25% wider at 50mm with electrifying Lightening Bolts and sleek flat mounts.