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Tensegrity Tensecoration Decoration

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It's a little bit early for christmas decorations, but here is one I'm teaching at a diy craft fair called Iconocraft (http://iconocraft.com).

I make materials for these, and I look forward to your requests for kits!

Enjoy Geometry.
3 comments
Nov 9, 2011. 1:51 PMlgolbs says:
Bloody awesome, mate - guerilla geometry genius :) I love the jig you build to make grooves, I use a Dremel and it takes ages. Very easy to follow instructions, and the superglue should keep everything nicely in place.
Nov 7, 2011. 8:50 PMmikeasaurus says:
I always wondered how these were put together.

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