I have been asked if I will help with the Pack's pinewood derby race this year. Our rules state that only official BSA axles can be used.
From a visual standpoint (we are not going to take apart any cars) how can you tell if an axle is an official BSA axle, a speed axle, or a stainless steel axle? The rules state "It must be obvious to the judges that the wheels and the nails from the BSA kit are being used. Axle covers cannot be used. All axle slots must be visible."
How is it obvious to the judges that official BSA axles are used?
From a visual standpoint (we are not going to take apart any cars) how can you tell if an axle is an official BSA axle, a speed axle, or a stainless steel axle? The rules state "It must be obvious to the judges that the wheels and the nails from the BSA kit are being used. Axle covers cannot be used. All axle slots must be visible."
How is it obvious to the judges that official BSA axles are used?