Print in Place Tensegrity Table
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An easy (and, let's be honest, completely useless) Tensegrity Table.
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- Printables
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- Home Decor
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
If you print this, please post a make, leave a like, and comment. I would love to see someone else print this, and, get some feedback maybe.
I made this on a whim because I wanted to.
It's a really easy print, only needing a little support on the “arms” and not on the strings, and can hold a Kilogram of filament.
It is meant to be printed at a .2 layer height. The middle string is thicker because that is where the actual load is being supported. I have filleted the edges of each string to:
- Eliminate the “weak links” where the strings attach to the base and top.
- Allow for easier printing.
- Allow a higher load capacity.
I have included the Prusaslicer settings I used to print this. You do need to activate supports and change the z distance to .4mm.
This model is without a tensioner, as I currently don't know how I would design that.
You cannot sell this.
Good luck to all downloaders out there, and happy printing.