tensegrity tables 3d models

Like my previous Symmetric Tensegrity Table (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4292334), this one uses #6 -1/4" sheet metal screws (and 2 washers each) to clamp down the transparent nylon tensioning lines. That makes it easy to set lengths for...

Like my previous Symmetric Tensegrity Table (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4292334), this one uses #6 -1/4" sheet metal screws (and 2 washers each) to clamp down the transparent nylon tensioning lines. That makes it easy to set lengths for...

I was inspired by some random art online and designed this 6-point tensegrity table thing. You may have to sand the curved ends a little so they slide into the plate sockets easily. Also, I had to support the two plates in place with some...

That worked surprisingly well, but if I did it again, I'd jump it around a little more aggressively. Like my previous Symmetric Tensegrity Table (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4292334), this one uses #6 -1/4" sheet metal screws (and 2 washers...

I created this table based on tensegrity principles, inspired by Oak600's Impossible Table. The way it felt solid and acted like a solid object despite being connected by thread fascinated me. His design used thread to look mysterious and impossible...

... There have been numerous iterations of the "impossible table" lately, featuring tensegrity designs held together by strings and defying expectations. Unfortunately, I don't have links handy, but rest assured that these tables are worth exploring.

This is my fourth contribution to the topic "Tensegrity". The main difference to other models is that tension in the middle is created by magnetism, not a thread. Therefore, the top is less loadable than with a thread or nylon string, but it's more...

This is my third contribution here on MMF to the topic "Tensegrity". The main difference to the other models is that the tension in the middle is not created by a thread but by magnetism. Therefore the top is of course not as loadable as with a...

This is my fourth contribution to the topic "Tensegrity". The main difference to the other models is that the tension in the middle is not created by a thread but by magnetism. Therefore the top is of course not as loadable as with a thread or a...

This is my fourth contribution to the topic "Tensegrity". The main difference to the other models is that the tension in the middle is not created by a thread but by magnetism. Therefore the top is of course not as loadable as with a thread or a...

... screw holes of 4mm and 5mm for the large one. ...The middle junction of the table is designed for a strong fishing line (remember this line will bear all the weight you will put on the table !)Tag @chavant_fou_3D on instagram if you ever post a make !

... screw holes of 4mm and 5mm for the large one. ...The middle junction of the table is designed for a strong fishing line (remember this line will bear all the weight you will put on the table !)Tag @chavant_fou_3D on instagram if you ever post a make !

This starts out as someone else's design (Youtube video-I don't know the designers identity) which I changed just a bit to address what someone mentioned to me might be a slight stability problem in the 1st design- that the table top might wobble...

Can be printed at any layer height, and scaled to any size

Prints flat on buildplate.Includes .ipt files in case you want to modify anything.

I wasn't happy with any of the models I could find on thingiverse of a small tensegrity table that didn't require a lot of filament, but still had a solid top to set things on (and that didn't require supports!). Due to this, I designed my own, with...

A Star Wars Tie Fighter inspired tensegrity print-in-place table that prints without supports.When printing use the 0.3mm layer height, make sure ‘detect thin walls’ is checked and put your seams at the rear. When sliced you should be able to see the...

This is an original design, using the Tensegrity concept.  It employs metal beaded chain as the support and stability elements, and is designed to support a round glass top.Features at the top and bottom of the model perform dual functions; acting as...

Looking around the "verse" I found this table and really liked how the arm options looked. I decided to remix it and add a Star Trek themed spin on it for the visor to sit on. To create this, I printed it out, sanded it and prepared it for...

Looking around the "verse" I found this table and really liked how the arm options looked. I decided to remix it and add a Star Trek themed spin on it for the visor to sit on. To create this, I printed it out, sanded it and prepared it for filler...

A tensegrity display table with options for top and bottom sections comes in various designs. Banana serves as a scale reference. Used 1mm craft wire for the silver model shown, but recommend finer wire or strong fishing line instead. Wire allowed...

I made this from a YouTube video that showed a guy building it. ...I had to do my best to guess the dimensions and scale.

<p>To finish this model, cut three lengths of fishing line and string them through the four sets of holes, as shown in the picture below.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><img...

I used fishing line glued in the holes. ... Printed with 1mm nozzle, flow 110%, in 3 hours.

To build:print 2 of the filescut a piece of fishing line to the desired length between the top and bottomtread the fishing line through the center holes and tie it at the desired lengthcut a long piece of fishing linetread the fishing line between...

My take on the tensegrity table.  Slides together.  No glue.  Prints with no supports. ...Requires rubber bands.  Double up the middle band. 

I did not love the options for tensegrity table I found online so I designed my own. It is a section of a regular hexagonal pyramid. Print 2 identical separately (or at the same time w/comb) Holes and gutters for lines are built-in. no build...