Three Motions Autoparametric Resonance Machine
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This model combines Lionel Robert Wilberforce's pendulum with Steve Mould's spring swing, and it requires calibration.
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This model combines Lionel Robert Wilberforce's pendulum with Steve Mould's spring swing. 3D printing springs is tricky, so it requires a fair bit of assembly and calibration. I attached mine to the underside of a table using some clear tape. You can bunch up the spring and change the Z or (X and Y) dimensions in your slicer to calibrate it. I have a video of mine working below, and it explains how to do this. I used PolyLactic Acid for mine, and I used the Creality slicer's default settings for fast printing, but that does not mean that these settings will be right for everyone.
Here is the citation for Steve Mould's spring swing:
Mould, Steve. “What if Swings Had Springs Instead of Ropes: Autoparametric Resonance.” YouTube, 18 Feb. 2022, www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUJmKl7QfDU.