DIY RECHARGEABLE Air Propulsion Car: Wooden Spoon to plane! (DC Motor 3D Printed Wheels)Car 🚗 🛞 🔋 ✅

Hey Makers! Stop throwing away batteries! In this massive DIY project, we transform a simple wooden spoon and a cheap DC motor into a lightning-fast, fully rechargeable air-propelled toy car! This isn't just a simple build; it's a deep dive into air propulsion physics and a practical guide to adding a USB charging module to any DIY vehicle. Watch till the end to see the epic test drive!
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​This video guides you step-by-step through the entire process: from building a lightweight chassis (using a wood spoon!) and setting up the axles, to the critical rechargeable battery wiring. We use 3D printed wheels to minimize friction and maximize speed. Learn how to correctly wire a small rechargeable Li-ion battery, and a switch to power a high-RPM DC motor and propeller.
​Key Learnings in this Video:
​How to build an air propulsion chassis.
​The science behind propeller thrust (Newton's Third Law).
​Essential: Wiring a DIY USB charging circuit for small electronics.
​Tips for maximizing toy car speed and stability.
​Using 3D printing to create custom components.

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​0:00 - The Reveal & The Challenge
​0:45 - Building the Spoon Chassis Foundation
​2:30 - Motor Mounting & Propulsion Science
​4:30 - CRITICAL STEP: Rechargeable Battery Wiring
​5:00 - Adding 3D Printed Wheels & Final Touches
​6 - The Moment of Truth! Speed Tests!
​6 :30 - Final Recap & Next Project!
​🛒 Materials Used :
​DC Motor (High RPM)
​Propeller (Small, 3-blade recommended)
​Rechargeable Li-ion Battery 800mAh 9V
​SPST Switch
​Wooden Spoons
​3D Printed Wheels/bottle caps
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⚠️ SAFETY WARNING: Please Read Before Attempting This Project ⚠️
This project involves the use of electrical components (batteries, wiring), rotating blades (propellers), and potentially sharp tools (knives, heat sources, soldering irons). Adult supervision is REQUIRED for anyone under the age of 18.
Specific Precautions:
Batteries & Wiring: Handle Li-ion batteries with extreme care. Ensure correct polarity when wiring the motor and charging module to avoid short circuits, overheating, or fire. Improper wiring can be dangerous.
Propellers: Keep fingers and loose clothing clear of the propeller when the motor is running.
Tools: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, when cutting, drilling, or soldering.
Proceed at your own risk.