Tensegrity - prints in place with removable supports
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This model is a simplified version of the assembly process for this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3207999 These are both models of the most basic tensegrity structure that I'm aware of, featuring three compression struts along the xyz axis and nine tension elements - three for each axis. Watch this video to understand the concept better: https://youtu.be/Y7odemzxUjM Constructing tensegrity models can be challenging, especially when it comes to rigging the tension lines. To make things easier, I've added supports that connect the compression tubes, maintaining their geometry as you string the tension lines. Here's a step-by-step guide for assembly: 1. Start by pulling the line through the bottom triangle first. 2. Move on to the top triangle and then proceed with the sides and verticals. 3. Once all lines are in place, glue them into their holes securely. Avoid gluing one line at a time, as this can clog the holes for subsequent lines, making the assembly process more difficult.
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