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Pinewood Derby Certificate Template 8 2025

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The document is an award certificate presented by PinewoodPro.com, indicating a race date and recognizing a participant's achievement with spaces for the recipient's name, pack number, and den number.

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How to make a Pinewood Derby car super fast?

Graphite the insides of the wheels. Use a dremel (or your kids fingers) to flick the wheels in the direction of how it will travel down the track. So, if the front of the car is pointing to the ceiling, flick the wheels downward. Do this equally on all four wheels and do it as much as possible before the race.

Is it better to put weight in front or back on a Pinewood Derby car?

Now, the placement of the weight is very important in the cars performance. The best place to put the weights for the car is around an inch in front of the rear axle. This allows for a very high potential energy without having the car pop a wheelie down the track.

Should I glue Pinewood Derby axles?

Slide the axles and wheels onto the car and glue into place. Use an epoxy or nonresin glue, and make sure you dont get any on the surface of the axle where the wheel rides.

Can you 3D print a Pinewood Derby car?

Create unique designs, experiment with weight distribution, and optimize your car for victory. With our STL files, your Pinewood Derby car will stand out on the track and give you the competitive edge you seek. Start 3D printing your winning car today!

What is the fastest Pinewood Derby shape?

For a fast car, you want the add more weight to the rear. The arrow car shape, for example, has a definite pointier front and slim body with cut-in sides that lead to a flared back end. You will want to ensure that the weight is slightly heavier near the rear wheel axle, so add weight to the flared back end.

Does the shape of a Pinewood Derby car matter?

The biggest difference between first and last in a Pinewood Derby is aerodynamics. This refers to how air moves around your car, which can create friction that slows down your car. A block design isnt aerodynamic, but a wedge car shape is! This video (5:16) shows how important aerodynamics are.

What is the fastest car shape?

The most aerodynamic shape in nature is a teardrop, it has a drag coefficient (Cd) of 0.04. This is the reason why so many aerodynamically efficient cars often look like a well-used bar of soap.

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