The file 'Tensegrity – With Magnets (optional) 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 1.5MB.
Inspired by the "Impossible Table" created by Kevin Michael Sayers, who applied the structral concept known since decades as Tensegrity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tensegrity
How to assemble:
Tip:
For the magnet version I recomment using less flexible arms. As fishing rod and the arms are flexible, installing the magnets can be a pain because it is all about the correct distance. Playing around with different numbers of magnets and knots helps.
Laser Cutting:
You might see some minor design similarities to Maker's Muse laser-cut design (April 28, 2020). ;-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2u1vzV__PI In there you'll also find a nice idea how to fix the strings with screws. Great idea to ease the adjustment.
Magnet_Holder_-_print_2_-_V2.0.stl | 669.2KB | |
Option_1_solid_arm_-_least_flexibilitty_-_print_2_-_V2.0.stl | 620.2KB | |
Option_2_grid_arm_-_non_linear_increase_of_flexibilitty_upon_deflection_-_print_2_-_V2.0.stl | 742.4KB | |
Option_3_hollow_arm_A_-_more_flexibility_-_print_2_-_V2.0.stl | 651.4KB | |
Option_4_hollow_arm_B_-_most_flexibility_-_print_2_-_V2.0.stl | 654.6KB | |
Top_and_Bottom_Plate_-_print_2_-_V2.0.stl | 799.9KB |