Hovering Disk - DIY 3D Printed - Frictionless Motion Experiment
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The Hovering Disk is a 3d printed device, which demonstrates almost frictionless motion. The air coming from the…
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The Hovering Disk is a 3d printed device, which demonstrates almost frictionless motion. The air coming from the balloon is moving through a small whole to the bottom of the disk. At the bottom it is distributed all-over to all sides. This constant air stream prevents the disk from touching the ground and the disk therefore starts hovering.
See the disk in action:
To demonstrate the hovering effect use even surfaces like glass or flat tables.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
MakerBot
Printer:
MakerBot Replicator+
No
Supports:
No
30%
Notes:
No Rafts no support, make sure the print surface is even and does not have any damage.
I designed this using Autodesk Inventor, check the video from the description for more information.
Category: Physics & Astronomy