Quakeblocks - the fun DIY Earthquake Simulator
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Snap skewers, build a tower by connecting, then place the structure on an old bed slinger to simulate an earthquake!
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After seeing this fun idea in action at the FAB25 i tried to get a hold of the original files.
I've rebuild the project from sketches.
Its a fun way to get use out of your old bed slinger 3d printer and some easy and quick to make parts, widely available.
Base Parts
You will need the following to make this challenge:
1x Base plate that attaches to either an old 3D printer or yours own way of simulating an earthquake
10x or more of the Connectors
4x or more of the Baseplate Connectors
20x or more Skewers or other 3mm sticks
How to play
Ultimate Challenge: You clip off the pointy tips of as many skewers as you like. Then you stick the safe-skewers into the 3D printed blocks. But be aware: At least 4 Base Blocks must be stuck into the baseplate as a foundation!
Now your challenge is to build as high as you can. But will your structure hold when the earthquake hits?
At the end of the building process we advise to take a photo of your creation: Because it may break!!
Place the base plate on the 3D printer, run the earthquake G-Code and hope your creation withstands these evil forces.
Made for all Ages, Assistance of parents may be advisable especially while handling pliers and other tools
Quakesimulation G-Code
You will find his G-Code for simulation in the files here.
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Need to add the baseplate files for attaching it to the 3D printer.
Its basically “just” square holes 15mm with rounded corners to hold the base parts.