Who invented the car made of wood, and is there a car made of wood in the world?

Luban, the turn of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, social changes and the widespread use of iron tools gave craftsmen the opportunity to display their talents. In this case, Luban in machinery, soil.

Luban. There are inventions in wood, handicrafts, etc. The hand tools used by master carpenters, such as drills, planers, shovels, curved rulers, and ink fountains for marking, are said to have been invented by Luban.

The invention of each tool is inspired by Luban in production practice, and it has been repeatedly studied and tested.

Including woodworking tools, ancient weapons, agricultural machinery, bionic machinery, and various other kinds of inventions, scattered in books after the Warring States period. Luban is regarded as the embodiment of a skilled craftsman, and is revered as an ancestor by civil craftsmen.

The wooden carriage does not know the specific person and witness, but there is a written record of the carriage, Xi Zhong at the beginning of the Xia Dynasty, at this time there was already a wooden horse-drawn carriage combined with iron nails and leather.

The wooden car is probably estimated to be before the Xia Dynasty, with the early farming culture after the surplus grain for other non-agricultural work, the carpenter hazy concept was born, and the wooden car is not far away. The fathers used the board to pull the heavy load, the descendants (an anonymous farmer) made a log out and put it under the board, and the children made the log into a fixed wheel and replaced the log, so that the nameless person or group made it (not necessarily looking at the archaeological process), around 4000 years ago after 5000 years ago.

2,500 years ago, the civilization of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period had more bamboo slips and seals to record information, and Lu Ban, who prospered and developed carpentry craftsmen, was circulated in the information and text for us to know.

The world's first wooden sedan is launched at a speed faster than a Porsche (pictured).

Qianlong.com, February 21 - The world's first super car made of wood was recently unveiled to the public, and the speed of this sedan made of wood is faster than that of Porsche and Lamborghini.

The power exceeds that of the "Porsche 911" sedan.

According to the British **February 20**, this wooden sedan is named "Spencer's", and its power can reach 700 horsepower; , which is almost 300 horsepower more than the power of the "Porsche 911". The sedan can reach a top speed of 385 kilometers per hour, which is faster than that of Porsche and Lamborghini.

Thicker and lighter than any sports car; Fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly.

The sedan is made of maple, plywood and high-density MDF, so it is very light, weighing only 1,134 kilograms, which is about 240 kilograms lighter than the Porsche Ultralight.

The sedan has two seats and is capable of accelerating from a standstill to 96 kilometers per hour in just 3 seconds. As frightening as the car's power is, Joe, 27, a designer from North Carolina, said the sedan was very environmentally friendly, with 1 gallon of fuel allowing it to travel 32 kilometers.

"The use of wood to design a sedan was absolutely unexpected," Joe said.

The use of wood is much lighter than conventional aluminium or steel, and the cost is correspondingly much lower, making it possible to create different types of construction techniques. In terms of the exterior, texture, and smell of natural wood, this is a first for the design of the car, and it has the advantage of not being easy to counterfeit. Joe also added:

The wood used in this car is not the logs that are traditionally imagined to be stacked in rock farms, but rather machine-rolled planks. ”

A British furniture manufacturer spent more than 2,000 hours hand-crafting a car made entirely of wood.

The wooden three-wheeled vehicle weighs only 900 pounds (about 408 kilograms) and can reach a top speed of 101 miles per hour (about 162 kilometers) in the shape of a teardrop. It was made by a furniture maker, 46-year-old Englishman Fren Wood, who named the car "Tryane II". To make it lighter and more efficient than a conventional car, Wood even designed the car with flight dynamics in mind, and after more than 2,000 hours of hard work, this "prehistoric monster" was finally born.

The three-wheeled car is a replica of Citroën's classic four-wheeled car, the Diane, introduced in 1969, and can travel between 55 and 70 miles per gallon of fuel.