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Thanks for your positive comment and well wishes!The design with the lego bricks is great!!!I would be glad if you try my 3D print version and show it here!

Hi, great idea! That should work if you leave out the nozzles. That way you can save weight. If you print the upper hollow, you have even less weight. It should not be much heavier than the top is at the moment (with nozzles), because this tensegrity structure is then no longer able to create a balance. It would be nice if you report about your experiences!

No. I did not consider such a possibility when designing. Bottom and top are different and have a different weight. The center of gravity of the lower part would be too far out. Therefore, it can not work. But I'm glad that you like the project!

Hi, I understand! I didn't put any side of the cube with such a combination. That is correct and can be considered for a future version! But there is one side of my cubes that show the minutes for each spot ... seen in one of the last pictures of my contribution. I think that can be enough to show the minute division of an hour for learners. Too much information on one side of the cube can also confuse! Thanks for your proposal!

Thanks! I don't really understand what you mean though ... "hours/minutes". The cube has 6 sides. Then what should be written on one of the 6 sides?

Thanks! Tensegrity is everywhere! 😉

Thank you! I‘m glad you like it!

Nice idea!

I'm glad you like it! I hope you find time to build something like this soon!

Thank you for your kind review of my post! I would be happy to see your version here soon!

Thank's! I simply forgot to move the files to the right place. Now they are where they belong!

The stl files can be found at the near beginning. Maybe refresh the page! I had forgotten them at first.

I'm glad this contribution brings back nice memories of your school days. I'm sure there were different versions. The one I had during my early school years was also different from this one.This was also 60+ years ago!

I hope that there are no bad memories of school associated with it, only good ones!

I see it in a similar way to NirL. However, in my opinion the simply mentioning of the "original" in this case cannot be the solution. It's just not right to present it as if he were the author. It's not even a remix! It's a 1 to 1 copy ... and then to send it into a competition. That's not fair! It would have been helpful if the organizers or those who are responsible for admitting entries to the competition had noticed it. With thousands of entries over the years, this is hardly possible.Now all that is missing is that this contribution wins a prize ...

I'm glad you like this crazy lamp! This kind of drain pipes are installed in Germany.

I'm glad you like it!

Looks very good! Great idea with the pennies!

Thank you very much! I'm glad you like it!

Thank you! Any similarities to a pixar lamp would be purely coincidental! I never heard of them before!

Nice colour combination!

I'm sorry I didn't mention that. All parts are printed with PLA!

Thanks for the detailed comment and description of your difficulties. The last step is really not easy! I'm glad you persevered and didn't give up! The attraction of the magnets you installed seems to be extremely strong. You should keep in mind that strong tension will lead to bending of the center parts over time. This won't be much different with PETG than with PLA! One more question, are the bottles full or empty?Thanks again for the nice comment! … and the video!

Many thanks for the kind comment!

Thank you, I‘m glad you like it!

Thank you! The students definitely need some patience with the assembly!

... just use shish kebab sticks!

Maybe you should use a different wood for the number blocks. It will make the whole project a lot easier!

Hello, I'm glad you're interested in the game! No, he doesn't have to take all the pieces that are on the board, just the ones from the occupied number square!

Thank you! I‘m glad you like it!

Great! I didn't think you'd make it real!

Hello, I'm glad you can use the lamp as a project theme!I hope you will publish one or the other result here.Have fun and success!

Merci pour votre commentaire positif !Je conçois les objets dans "Tinkercad", puis je les importe dans "Fusion 360". Là, je leur ajoute les textures qui me semblent appropriées. Le programme comporte une fonction permettant de contrôler l'éclairage.Je suis content que ça vous plaise !

An interesting variation! Looks great! As for the "more aesthetic flair", of course that's a matter of opinion or taste! Nonetheless, I'm glad my design served as inspiration for you!

Thank you so much for your positive comment! I did not know the term "Luddite". After a search on Wikipedia I now know. I am very curious about your wood version!

Thanks for the nice comment and the ecological aspects in it. Would not have thought that something like this can be derived. Am looking forward to a photo of your construct!

Thanks for your great assessment!

I'm glad you like "Super 6" and "Shut The Box"! I also printed both games for my grandkids. We have had a lot of fun playing them. I would be pleased if you publish your prints here. Good luck with your printing and assembling … and have fun!

You are right! I actually forgot about that. I didn't notice it myself when I published it. I'm sorry, I'll make up as soon as possible! Thanks for the information!

Thanks for the tip about the contest!

Too bad! If it's too big for the small printer ... why didn't you scale it down?

Thank you!