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I’ve been saving up my paper rolls in hopes of making something with them. I decided to make these little ornaments after folding, bending, cutting and just messing around with the rolls.
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FOR THE BODY OF THE ROBOT: - Cardboard box (the harder the better, I used a pizza box but you can used any type because we are going to reinforced with the duct tape) - Scotch Duct tape (I like the silver because the metal like look) - 3 machine screws 3 inches in size with nuts - 2 machine screws 1 ¼ inches in size with nuts - A flat and square piece is wood ideally 12 inches by 12 inches for the base to attach the robot FOR THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM: - 8 syringes (you can get them at any pharmacy without prescription just say you need the type that is use for cough medicine, you can’t put a needle on those.
Hydraulic robot made of cardboard and scotch duct tape.
George W. Hart is a professor at Stony Brook and is one of our favorite artists, making a wide variety of stunning geometric sculptures .
Making a Frabjous
This sculpture is 12 inches in diameter, made of walnut. The parts lock together without glue. It is a puzzle/sculpture which can be disassembled and (if you are clever) reassembled.
Egg Heads -- sculpture by George W. Hart
72 Pencils
The above instance was commissioned by John Sullivan, with specially printed ISAMA pencils. The view shows how it looks along a three-fold axis of symmetry.
If you are looking to impress you can make a cool Planetary Gear Business Card .
