tensegrity floating table 3d models

The impossible floating table hovered effortlessly above the floor, its sleek surface reflecting the light of the room like a mirror.

I wasn't happy with any of the models I could find on thingiverse of a small tensegrity table that didn't require a lot of filament, but still had a solid top to set things on (and that didn't require supports!). Due to this, I designed my own, with...

I designed this tensegrity system, which consists of 4 interconnected components held together by tensioned strings. It was printed on my Anycubic i3 Mega S 3D printer. The joints between the bottom and top plates (tense_bottom & tense_bottom_c) and...

This is the base of a floating table. Print 2 of this and add strings in between nodes. Only 3 outside strings and an inner string is needed. ...Other holes are optional for reinforcement.

Amazing device showcasing the principle of tensegrity, where stability is achieved through a perfect balance of tension and compression forces. This remarkable object boasts several advantages, including a concealed wire system that simplifies...

The Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus printer excels in producing precise prints, including a floating table with intricate details. The printer's capabilities are showcased in this project, where it successfully creates a stable and level surface without...

Saw some floating tables that looked pretty cool, so I thought I should give it a try. ... If your looking to resize it to smaller or larger sizes keep in mind the holes are 1mm in diameter There is an intractable link in the project file

Amazing object which demonstrates the principle of tensegrity, which allows a structure to be stable by a balance of the tension and compression forces. This object has the advantages of hiding the wires and there is a wire tension system for easier...

I saw a picture of a floating table that created a weird levitating effect and decided to design & 3D print something similar - see attached files. If you use thin and strong threads (thin fishing thread or Kevlar hair) you can get very good...

3d model of the magic game "the floating table". The modeling is made as an ornament or also so that it can be placed and play with the Playmobil toy or any other. The file consists of a .zip where the parts are separated for printing and then there...

This is one of my self-made versions of a floating table. The thread in the middle, which is common in many other models, is replaced by the use of 2 attracting magnets. A 0.5 mm thick transparent nylon thread is needed, and 2 neodymium magnets of...

The table set can be used as decoration, you can put a little glass square (64x64x3 mm) on top (the table top has a frame to place a 64x64 mm square) and use it to place anything you like. You can also place the pot included and use it to store...

I've seen the unattainable table multiple times, and I'm convinced that it demands an authoritative emblem similar in design. ...As of now, I haven't managed to bring it into being, but I intend to tackle this project with all due haste.

My take on the tensegrity table.  Slides together.  No glue.  Prints with no supports. ...Requires rubber bands.  Double up the middle band. 

Made from square pipe 60x60x3 in metric system. ...Chain 6 mm and 8 mm.

It has been modelled so that the chain can be pre-cut , knotted and inserted through the holes. ...Waiting for your feedback, thanks.

To build:print 2 of the filescut a piece of fishing line to the desired length between the top and bottomtread the fishing line through the center holes and tie it at the desired lengthcut a long piece of fishing linetread the fishing line between...

<p>To finish this model, cut three lengths of fishing line and string them through the four sets of holes, as shown in the picture below.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><img...

i added vertical tabs to attach the string. and i made small pegs for this.NOTE - this peg is about 2.2 mm; the original hole i created is 3mm, but i scaled it to 80% when printing. so the peg needs to be custom size to your scaling.the peg allows...

It has been modelled so that the chain can be pre-cut , knotted and inserted through the holes. Waiting for your feedback, thanks. ... 3D PRINTING SETTINGS Print Settings : 0.15 mm speed , infill : 20% , Fill pattern : Grid Supports : support on...

It's been designed to enable the chain to be pre-cut, knotted and threaded through the holes in advance. I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this. Thanks. ... 3D PRINTING SETTINGS Print Settings: 0.15 mm speed, infill at 20%, Fill pattern...

I used fishing line glued in the holes. ... Printed with 1mm nozzle, flow 110%, in 3 hours.

A small table fountain in which an aquarium pump makes a ball float or rotate. It can be print from PLA or PETG. The Pump is running with 5V and can be powered by 4AA Cells or different other power sources. The rotation speed of the ball is...

Combined the Millenium Falcon into a levitating table. ... Print twice and then I used cotton thread to join the pieces.

Round conference table. Specifications: top diameter is eighty millimeters, base diameter is also eighty millimeters, and the overall height measures approximately one hundred millimeters. ...(statue not provided)

An original [tensegrity](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tensegrity) table design**. After seeing a bunch of these online I decided to try creating my own. This table has a very clean look. Fishing line ties into the table top, and routes through a...

I did not love the options for tensegrity table I found online so I designed my own. It is a section of a regular hexagonal pyramid. Print 2 identical separately (or at the same time w/comb) Holes and gutters for lines are built-in. no build...

I wasn't happy with any of the models I could find on thingiverse of a small tensegrity table that didn't require a lot of filament, but still had a solid top to set things on (and that didn't require supports!). Due to this, I designed my own, with...

I wasn't happy with any of the models I could find on thingiverse of a small tensegrity table that didn't require a lot of filament, but still had a solid top to set things on (and that didn't require supports!). Due to this, I designed my own, with...