6-Inch Plastic Propellers, Bulk 30-Pack – Build Rubber Band

6-Inch Plastic Propellers, Bulk 30-Pack – Build Rubber Band Powered Planes, Helicopters, and More STEM Projects
- Designed for STEM Projects: This 30-pack of 6-inch plastic propellers is specifically engineered for rubber band-powered creations, including airplanes, helicopters, and propeller-driven cars.
- Easy to Use: The propeller assembly mounts securely onto standard craft sticks, popsicle sticks, or balsa wood measuring up to 0.135 by 0.35 inches, providing a reliable foundation for building.
- Directional Thrust Control: Featuring a built-in propeller shaft with a small hook for rubber bands, the design only permits winding in one direction. This ensures the generated thrust consistently moves your project forward.
- Adjustable Performance: The propellers generate substantial lift and thrust. Builders can use a single rubber band for a slower, sustained energy release, or double the rubber bands for a quicker, more powerful burst of energy.
- Durable Materials: Constructed with high-quality steel and semi-flexible plastic. The plastic blades are resilient enough to withstand minor to moderate impacts, while the steel shaft resists bending during normal use.
These ready-to-mount propellers are ideal for makers, hobby engineers, and anyone who wants to build rubber-band powered aircraft. The built-in propeller shaft, rubber band hook, and plastic mount makes it effortless to slip the propeller onto a wooden fuselage and start crafting your invention. Works great with regular 4.5" long craft sticks! Note: This product does not include craft sticks or rubber bands.
Country USA
Brand STEM Inventions
Manufacturer Genius Factory
Binding Toy
Color Black
Size 30pcs
UPCs 728028461862
EANs 0728028461862
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Brand	STEM Inventions
Manufacturer	Genius Factory
Binding	Toy
Color	Black
Size	30pcs
UPCs	728028461862
EANs	0728028461862
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

6-Inch Plastic Propellers, Bulk 30-Pack – Build Rubber Band Powered Planes, Helicopters, and More STEM Projects

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