This project is inspired by the projects at Brigham Young University's Compliant Mechanisms Research (BYU CMR, https://www.compliantmechanisms.byu.edu/maker-resources) and Dr. Robert Lang (https://langorigami.com)
This thing has a half thickness of a standard Lego beam and the pocket span feature is built on one side only for the use of FDM type 3D printer.
I have uploaded the files for 3D printing. If you would like to edit the model, you can download the FreeCAD model for editing.
If you would like to know more about how I made these things, you can visit my instructable page, https://www.instructables.com/id/How-Do-I-Model-and-Build-a-3D-Model-for-Studying-C)
| Beam-2-4.stl | 76.8KB | |
| Beam-Z.stl | 97.5KB | |
| CompliantM-beam-2-4.FCStd | 68.9KB | |
| CompliantM-beam-Z-shape.FCStd | 74.2KB |
