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Revision as of 02:19, 10 May 2007
Definition
| [[{{{PageTitle}}}|Suspended Circle ]] | |
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| Type | Abstract |
| Panels | 44 ×  |
| Rods | 353 × 
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| Spheres | 131 × 
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| Author | Jeffkoslo 22:05, 3 May 2007 (UTC) |
A fully suspended closed circle on two support legs. The loop is composed of 34 segments, alternating trianges with pyramids.
Building Instructions
- Create the bottom arc of 9 segments.
- Add the support legs downward from the ends of the arc.
- Continue adding segments upwards to complete the entire circle.
- Keep the two sides balanced as you are building upwards.
Properties
- Structure is fully supported on the two support legs, which can be made longer if desired.
Examples
