Badge Pulley Powered Car
2,084 views · Published 17 December 2014 · 4:09 · Indexed 24 October 2026
Channel: GrandadIsAnOldMan · 2014 · Science & Technology
plant adock asked "can you make a car, that is power from a badge pulley". I couldn't find a badge pulley at a sensible price but I found an identical mechanism for clipping a pencil to your belt at 2 for £1 in the bargain store so I used that instead. If you have a question it is probably worth reading this video description first because the answer may already be here. To help you find my videos I made two search guides https://youtu.be/ceBSOoOHcgw or https://youtu.be/Zj4UgwkwYRk or checkout my playlists page https://www.youtube.com/user/GrandadIsAnOldMan/playlists?flow=grid&view=1 Main components - Badge Pulley or similar item 4 CDs 8 bottle tops 2 bbq skewers Drinking straw popsicle sticks or cardboard for chassis Main Tools - Hot Glue Gun Sharp knife Filmed using FujiFilm FinePix S4800 Edited using Serif MoviePlus Starter Edition If you need guidance on making the CD wheels here is my old helpfile https://youtu.be/ZRrjBuWfmrM?list=PLA5a2xPRSrB2v0vxMJyZ9cPweAGx1FK6e Here is my old helpfile for putting rubber tyres on CDs https://youtu.be/ZnuPnveCbxs?list=PLA5a2xPRSrB2v0vxMJyZ9cPweAGx1FK6e Here is my old help file on connecting rubber bands https://youtu.be/EbYuhdwknbs?list=PLA5a2xPRSrB2v0vxMJyZ9cPweAGx1FK6e Here is a selection of related playlists Toy Cars https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5a2xPRSrB3lGxxzEo_ZDnjnOtIlk50Q Spring Power playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5a2xPRSrB3bEp0pE4UcVggFXWbujnSj Clockwork playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5a2xPRSrB1D-93lQxyjysBGrhqkQn52 Bargain Store Projects playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5a2xPRSrB0ZqYUdxXaQaJdg-cs3dKIi I have over 2000 videos on YouTube covering a wide range of subjects. To find them follow my search guides https://youtu.be/ceBSOoOHcgw or https://youtu.be/Zj4UgwkwYRk or see my playlists page https://www.youtube.com/user/GrandadIsAnOldMan/playlists?flow=grid&view=1 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. https://www.youtube.com/user/GrandadIsAnOldMan
