tensegrity tables 3d models

This object is not about a function that needs to be fulfilled (carrying a table top or bowls etc.) but only about the principle "Tensegrity". The thread between the two hands - besides the three threads connecting the upper and lower ring - builds...

This object is not about a function that is to be fulfilled (carrying a table top or bowls etc.) but only about the principle "Tensegrity". The thread between the two hands - besides the three threads connecting the upper and lower ring - builds the...

I like this one best! This object is not about a function that is to be fulfilled (carrying a table top or bowls etc.) but only about the principle "Tensegrity". The thread between the two hands - besides the three threads connecting the upper and...

A classic example of tensegrity is the geodesic dome, a self-supporting structure that uses a network of interconnected triangles to distribute forces evenly throughout the system. This approach eliminates the need for external support beams or...

This would probably look pretty cool if the rubber bands were replaced with transparent nylon line like in my other Tensegrity useless structures such as https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4292334. ... But rubber bands were easy, making this maybe the...

I've always been eager to give building one of these tensegrity models a shot. Constructed around 2.5mm plywood, it's easily adaptable for use with different thickness materials. ...Without any hardware, I simply glued the cut 2.5mm plywood pieces...

A Happy Tensegrity ChappySlice with ‘detect thin walls’ checkedI printed it at 0.3mm layer height** The original has his hands the wrong way round so I have added a second one with ‘proper’ hands :)

A Christmas Tensegrity Ornament When printing use the 0.3mm layer height and make sure ‘detect thin walls’ is checked. When sliced you should be able to see the single strands of filament and there should be no empty layers. Any problems - message...

3D printable tensegrity "Astroboy" for desk decoration. All parts are 3D printable. Nylon string and glue needed to complete assembly. Models are only for personal use, files are not to be reuploaded or sold in any way. ... Follow me in facebook:...

 Leaving screws backed out just a half turn and allowing some play on the connection will help the...

This model is a variation of some recent experiments with printing scripted tensegrity structures. There's no assembly required, the whole model is printed in a single process. The focus here is on FFF/FDM as fabrication method. The larger elements...

This is completely random but I made this alt version of this Tensegrity Print by Kitbashing some other parts into the Model. This creates a platform you can put things on. ... Credit to _Marius for the Original Design

Tensegrity Phone Stand, the wire is in tension by screw without head M6 with a 1mm hole in the centre.I use fishing line 0.50.Enjoy.Print SettingsPrinter brand:AnycubicPrinter:Kobra PlusRafts:NoSupports:YesResolution:0.15Infill:30%Filament...

This balance scale has a rotating hub so that it may work well while held by hand.The design is meant to highlight the main tension and compression elopements along the lines of Buckminster Fuller's tensegrity concept.

I Design TENSO, a tensegrity model made with 3D printed struts and a custom top, held together by rubber bands. To create this unique structure, I first used Inkscape to design the struts, then exported them to OpenSCAD for refinement. ...The top was...

A Giant Spider Tensegrity OrnamentWhen printing use the 0.3mm layer height and make sure ‘detect thin walls’ is checked. When sliced you should be able to see the single strands of filament and there should be no empty layers.Any problems - message...

A tensegrity structure is interesting, that some parts of the structures seem to be floating in the air under the effect of tension and gravity. Inspired by the commonly seen tensegrity structure, this phone stand is designed. This stand included...

This design is inspired by all of those floating tensegrity illusions and consists of 3 separate parts. The 3 parts do not make contact with each-other at any point and are all held in place by tension of strings! ... I decided to make my design a...

This is a straightforward tensegrity model demonstrating the stability of structures composed of rigid and elastic components. Six rubber bands are required to construct it, but assembly can be somewhat challenging - think of it as a puzzle to solve....

A Giant Spider Tensegrity OrnamentWhen printing use the 0.3mm layer height and make sure ‘detect thin walls’ is checked. When sliced you should be able to see the single strands of filament and there should be no empty layers.</p><p>Any problems -...

This would probably look pretty cool if the rubber bands were replaced with transparent nylon line (like in my other Tensegrity useless structures, such as https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4292334). But rubber bands were easy, making this maybe the...

Link below: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5736489 The video that accompanies the previous triangle tensegrity model, which this version heavily follows, gives an in-depth assembly procedure for the standard tensegrity base used on this model. ...

This is a print in place tensegrity structure that is held in place by 4 strands of printed filament.When printing use the 0.3mm layer height, make sure ‘detect thin walls’ is checked and put your seams at the rear. When sliced you should be able to...

SLS part is a tensegrity model with a built-in bearing to turn 360 degrees all print as one piece, when we look at the SLA half it is based on the logo with micro features on the side (3DPIA 2020 and Protolabs Logo), Lattice design in the middle and...

Fully printable tensegrity, no strings needed.&nbsp;It hasn't been designed to support any weight, however it is OK to put some grams on top(see image). If you are interested in adding some weight, message me. I may be able to improve the...

When both threads were almost evenly tightened, I raised the object and started the "fine tuning".It is always a fascinating experience when, after assembling the individual parts, this tension suddenly is created when setting up the object:...

My take on "impossible" tensegrity sculptures :D Tensegrity sculptures seem to defy gravity at first glance, rising above expectations with an air of defiance. They hold themselves up thanks to the tension in the strings, which is precisely what...

These two connected tensegrity structures pull on each other.&nbsp;You can give them different hights and angles.&nbsp;Start with the tension of the two lateral threads (1 and 2), then the central thread (3) and finish with the external (4).Longer...

Here is a rewritten version of the text: Building a Simple Tensegrity Sculpture Made Easy: A Step-by-Step Guide Using Solidworks. To create this sculpture, I employed the use of arms and bases that are easily attachable with hot glue or rubber...

I found this tensegrity concept pretty fascinating and tried to print a model i found on Thingiverse. Unfortunately the I couldn't get the threads to stick with glue, so I decided to design my own version using M3 screws to attach the thread. Attach...