Formula car

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As a task they gave us, we take a product from the life we love and see its use using a mechanism that is based solely on a rubber band. After consulting with my partner we noticed that we are both fond of cars and wanted to take this product and bring it to the fore in 3D printing, which moves with the help of a rubber band only. As you can notice from the design of the "formula car" there was an error in thinking that it did not look similar to the formula but after a number of times of meetings with the partner and the lecturer we came to an agreement that we should change the shape of the structure to the body of the vehicle and the wheels as in the real formula from our lives. Everything is printed in PLA with 100% filling. It is also necessary to make sure that the parts are printed correctly so that it requires the least support (thus printing faster and reducing the amount of material), and will be strong for a lot of use. This product can be used for a very long time only note that the movement of the formula is regulated (and stops and returns from behind at the end of its drive) to adapt the use of the vehicle to children as a game that they can perceive. Assembly. After printing, place the products on the surface and slowly and carefully lower the support from everyone And assemble them in the order of assembly in the attached video. It is necessary to pay attention to the fact that rubber bands should be placed in the rear wheels to create friction and progress of the formula. Origin. From the formula bodies of our lives, my partner and I took the structure of the Formula vehicle and tried as much as possible to bring it to fruition as a game for children who love racing cars, accessible and powerful for many uses. In my model I saw fit to make it small in size and suitable for home use. And there will be as little resistance to air as possible.