This DIY project shows you how to build a rubber band-powered toy car using easy-to-find materials. Watch step-by-step as we craft a fun, functional car that moves with the power of a rubber band.

(WYTV) – Who doesn’t keep rubber bands around the house or at work? Thomas Hancock made the first known rubber band in England in 1843. Another Englishman, Thomas Perry, improved on it and won ...

Ever noticed that a rubber band gets warmer when it’s stretched? The bands also get cooler when allowed to snap back to relaxed length? [Ben Krasnow] noticed, and he built a rubber band cooled ...

We call these materials elastic, like rubber bands. You can change the shape of some materials like Plasticine. You can push it. Pull it. Bend it. Stretch it. And when you do it stays that shape ...

Flexible filament like TPU is one option, but [NagyBig] designed a simple bracelet to ask: how about embedding rubber bands or o-rings into the print itself? Embedding objects into prints usually ...

Now 21 years old, Bendek is the CEO of a company called Elastic Energy, which takes that rubber tree sap and makes an elastic band into the main fuel source for the battery, which weighs about 200 ...