Model Of A Chair (Build Up With "Sticky"-Components)

grabcad

A component of a toy for children - made of plastic material - to build up simple orthogonal models, according to their own imaginations.I call it "Sticky" and I remember - when I was 6 or 7 years old - that I've been playing with this very simple parts, which were the same or similar to my model, to build up my first real "3D-Models" (long time before I get »LEGO« as a christmas gift).I know very well that's a very trivial project for publishing, but I would like to show, what was possible for encourage children's spatial fantasy, at the time in the late years of 1950.Some details:Nominal diameter of the stick: 12 mm1 axial placed hole (nominal diameter: 4 mm)1 axial placed pin (nominal diameter: 4 mm)Pitch of the radial placed pins respective holes: 12,1 mmNominal diameter of the radial placed pins respective holes: 4 mm.Length of the stick is dependend of the numbers of the radial placed features.For example: "4" radial placed features --> overall lenght of the stick is: "4" x 12,1 mm = 48,4 mmAttention!This toy is not suitable for children under 3 years of age to play with.My shared model shows a chair, but I think that there are so many other possibilities to build up more interesting models.I'm sure, that the extreme simple base part of "Sticky" is suitable for a further improvement of the geometry itself and/ or scaling to another base diameter of the stick.The complete model is available in following data formats:STEP-file of the assemblyNative files in a zipped folder for users of »PTC Creo Parametric 2.0«