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Derby Car Template - FULLY PARAMETRIC!

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This is a FULLY PARAMETRIC starting point to 3D model a car for an AWANA Grand Prix Race. (aka Pine Wood Derby Race)

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Printables
Kategoria
RC & Robotics
Licencja
GNU Lesser General Public License

This project is a fully parametric CAD template for an AWANA Grand Prix (aka Pinewood Derby) car, intended to serve as a clean, well-documented starting point for designing your own custom cars.

Rather than locking you into a single design, this model focuses on structure, accuracy, and flexibility, making it ideal for:

  • Custom car bodies

  • Experimental weight placement

  • Precision axle and wheel alignment

  • Iterative design and optimization

The model is released under the LGPL license, so you’re free to use, modify, and build upon it while keeping improvements open to the community.


📐 File Formats Included

  • STEP – for compatibility with most CAD tools

  • Fusion 360 (.F3Z) – fully native, editable, and documented


🔧 Parametric Design Philosophy

This model is deeply parametric, with nearly everything driven by named parameters and internal calculations.
All parameters are commented and organized using a consistent naming scheme:

  • Input_* – Commonly adjusted values (what most users will touch)

  • Spec_* – Rarely changed values tied to official specs or constraints

  • Var_* – Internal calculated values used by the model

This makes it easy to:

  • Understand why something exists

  • Safely customize dimensions

  • Avoid accidentally breaking constraints


🖨 3D Printing Notice (Important!)

Always check with your local AWANA / Pinewood Derby event before 3D printing any parts.

Rules vary widely by organization, region, and even individual events. Some allow:

  • Fully 3D printed bodies

  • Hybrid builds

  • CAD-designed but wood-manufactured parts

Others may prohibit printed components entirely. It is the builder’s responsibility to verify compliance with all local rules, specifications, and material requirements before racing.


📸 Share Your Builds!

I would love to see what you make with this template — whether:

  • It’s still in CAD

  • Fresh off the printer

  • After the race

Feel free to upload makes and photos even if it hasn’t raced yet. Inspiration is half the fun!

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