Badminton Shuttlecock

Badminton Shuttlecock

Dimensioned drawing of a Badminton Shuttlecock with measurements for overall length, diameters, and circumference
Description
Description

A Badminton Shuttlecock, also called a bird or a birdie, is a high-drag projectile used in the sport of Badminton. The open conical shape is formed by feathers, or a synthetic alternative, and embedded into a rounded cork or rubber base. Synthetic Shuttlecocks are referred to as plastics, and feathered Shuttlecocks are called feathers. There are 16 or so overlapping feathers, and it is preferable to use feathers from right or left wings, and to not mix feathers from different wings. This shape makes the Shuttlecock aerodynamically stable, and regardless of the initial orientation, the Shuttlecock will turn to fly cork first.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Badminton Shuttlecocks have a head diameter of .98”-1.1” (25-28 mm) and increase to an overall feather diameter between 2.28”-2.68” (58-68 mm). The overall length of a shuttlecock varies from 3.35”-3.75” (85-95 mm) and is dependent on the lengths of the feathers and the height of the head. The mass of a Badminton Shuttlecock is between .167-.194 oz (4.75-5.5 g).

Pair of top and side view illustrations of a Badminton Shuttlecock
Pair of top and side view illustrations of a Badminton Shuttlecock
3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
View of a Badminton Shuttlecock in 3D available for downloadBadminton Shuttlecock
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
Width:
2.28”-2.68” | 58-68 mm
Depth:
Length:
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Weight:
.167-.194 oz | 4.75-5.5 g
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Head Diameter: .98”-1.1” | 25-28 mm
Feather Diameter: 2.28”-2.68” | 58-68 mm
Head Height: .9”-.98” | 23-25 mm
Feather Length: 2.44”-2.76” | 62-70 mm
Head Circumference: 3.09”-3.46” | 78.5-88 mm
Feather Circumference: 7.17”-8.4” | 182.2-213.6 mm

Materials: Goose or duck feathers (traditional) or plastic skirt; cork or rubber head

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Drawings include:
Badminton Shuttlecock elevations (assorted), top

Badminton is a racket (racquet) sport where players hit a shuttlecock over a net to score points. Badminton can be played in either singles (one player per side) or doubles with court sizes for either game style. Points are scored when the shuttlecock lands on the opposing team’s half of the court.

2.28”-2.68” | 58-68 mm
.167-.194 oz | 4.75-5.5 g
Shuttlecock
6.800
0.005
93000
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ShuttlecockView of a Badminton Shuttlecock in 3D available for downloadView of a Badminton Shuttlecock in 3D available for download
5’7.5” | 1.71 m
October 21, 1982
Lee Chong Wei
171.000
1982.00
71000
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Lee Chong Wei
17’-20' | 5.18-6.1 m
44’ | 13.41 m
880 ft2 | 81.75 m2
Badminton Court
610.000
1341.000
81.75
57000
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Badminton CourtPerspective view of a 3D model of a Badminton CourtPerspective view of a 3D model of a Badminton Court
5’8” | 1.73 m
June 15, 1993
Carolina Marín
173.000
1993.00
51000
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Carolina Marín
8.66”-9.06” | 220-230 mm
1” | 25.4 mm (Handle)
26.18”-26.77” | 665-680 mm
2.46-3.35 oz | 70-95 g
Badminton Racket
23.000
2.540
68.000
0.095
45000
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Badminton Racket3D model of a Badminton Racket viewed in perspective3D model of a Badminton Racket viewed in perspective
5’10” | 1.78 m
October 14, 1983
Lin Dan
178.000
1983.00
41000
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Lin Dan
6’4” | 1.93 m
January 4, 1994
Viktor Axelsen
193.000
1994.00
21000
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Viktor Axelsen
5’1” | 1.55 m
20’ | 6.1 m
Badminton Net
155.000
610.000
14000
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Badminton Net3D model of a Badminton Net viewed in perspective3D model of a Badminton Net viewed in perspective
5’7” | 1.70 m
February 5, 1995
Ratchanok Intanon
170.000
1995.00
10000
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Ratchanok Intanon
5’4” | 1.63 m
June 20, 1994
Tai Tzu-Ying
163.000
1994.00
4100
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Tai Tzu-Ying