This DIY project shows you how to build a rubber band-powered toy car using easy-to-find materials. Watch step-by-step as we craft a fun, functional car that moves with the power of a rubber band.

Make small changes to it and test it again. How far can you get the car to go? Extra: Think of the “fuel economy” for your rubber band–powered car. Gasoline-powered cars calculate their fuel ...

If it’s not, you may tie a knot into the rubber band. You can create a race track using washi tape, a piece of foam core board and a marker — as shown. To make the car move, simply spin the ...

An awesome 3D printed rubber band powered car has been created called the Cirin that is capable of reaching speeds of up to 30mph and is also remote controlled for extra precision. The Cirin ...

that can attach to any car and provide close to line-of-sight use of my phone. Solution: Modified extra large binder clip with some reverse tension (from rubber bands) and protective covering.

Discover how to create a fun and simple rubber band car using everyday materials. This easy-to-follow guide will walk you through the process of building a toy car powered by nothing but rubber bands.