In the world of supercars, there’s really no cutting corners when it comes to designing and the building the perfect machine. This also applies to Splinter, (still) the world’s only wooden supercar, ...

Five years ago, Vlad Dragusin began making wooden cars in the evenings and on weekends. At the time, he was an architect at the design studio Gensler, and the cars were just a hobby—a way to escape ...

Electric cars suitable for children are pretty common these days, but a Slovenian designer believes he has invented something that’s both fun and environmentally friendly. Called Woody, his project is ...

Designed to represent the concept of a time machine, and built by a talented woodworking engineer, this extraordinary wooden vehicle is now turning heads as it whirrs and rattles through the streets ...

Truong Van Dao, the mastermind behind ND Woodworking Art, has taken the world of wooden craftsmanship to new heights with his latest creation. This functional wooden car resembles a time machine. This ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran January 6, 2009 Comment Now! The Splinter, a wooden car designed by a group of college students, has made the rounds to the recent International Woodworking Fair, where it met ...

Not all of you knew, or better said, not all of you were born yet, but in 1956, Mechanix Illustrated revealed free directions for a wooden convertible powered by a motorcycle engine. At that time ...

Building an intricate mechanical model is one thing, but trust me when I say designing one from scratch is an entirely different can of worms. It takes days of work that nobody will ever truly ...

The video starts out as everything you thought you could hope for in a car-from-wood film, with lots of manly sawing and routing and chiseling and banging of wood blocks on metal work surfaces. You'll ...

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Today we tried a wooden car challenge with one rule: teams could only use materials found in the woods to build a drivable car (engines provided). Four teams of two spent days cutting, carving, ...