Nothings Simple Rubberband Powered Car

I hadnt intended to do any more videos before Christmas, but on my Rubber Band powered Car #3 ( Nothing asked in the comments if I could make a simple rubber band powered car that would travel 1 or 2 metres. My problem was to try identify what simple meant when applied to a rubberband powered car. Is it simple for me to make or simple because the components are readily available? I opted for one that was simple for me to make, if that was not what nothing wanted then please leave another comment and I will see what I can do.\r
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I rather liked the idea of the title as it seemed to work well.\r
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Main components are\r
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Cardboard\r
Barbecue skewer\r
Drinking straw\r
2 CD/DVDs\r
Credit card or plastic store cards\r
Ball pen tube\r
Flower cane\r
Rubber bands\r
Paperclip\r
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Main tools\r
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Sharp knife\r
Junior hacksaw\r
Drill\r
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Some helpfiles\r
Making the CD wheels \r
CD Wheels with Cardboard Hubs \r
Putting rubber tyres on CDs \r
Connecting rubber bands \r
Connecting the band to the axle \r
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Here is a selection of related playlists\r
Toy Cars playlist is a selection of related playlists\r
Rubber Band Power playlist \r
Rubber Band Power Cars \r
Rubber Band Power Car #8 \r
Rubber Band Power Car Back to Basics \r
RBPC for Snowman plays247 \r
Brakes on Rubber Band Cars playlist \r
Carrying Dropping Pushing Pulling Stopping playlist \r
Rubber Band Power Planes \r
Rubber Band Plane Prop Assembly Demo playlist \r
Rubber Band Powered Boats \r
Rubber Band Wikipedia \r
Size 64 rubber band measure 3 1/2x 1/4x 1/32 or 89mm x 6mm\r
Other Peoples Rubber Band Cars \r
Bargain Store Projects \r
Charity Shop Gold or Garbage \r
I have thousands of videos on YouTube covering a wide range of subjects. To find them follow my search guides or or see my playlists page \r
Generally my projects are for my grandchildren to enjoy. OK, I enjoy them too. If anybody else likes them, that is a bonus. I like to keep my work as simple and basic as possible so that it can be copied easily and improved by anybody who wants to try themselves. I recycle or repurpose items rather than buy new and when I do buy I like to keep it cheap.\r