Two minutes of zen.
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@vicgrinberg continuous spin plus friction dragged, weighted second disk?
(I love it, BTW! The wood is really nice, and the cut very well done, and the interplay of the movements and shapes works really well.)
@juandesant no, it's closer to what this guy does, so gradual release from a spring but the details I forgot by now: https://www.woodthatworks.com/
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spectacular and mesmerizing
@saltywizard live even more so!
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@vicgrinberg Very cool piece of artwork.
@cenobyte thank you!
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Wow that is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
@selje thank you for the feedback
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@saltywizard live even more so!
I don't doubt it.
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Two minutes of zen.
(An old video of a kinetic artwork that partner made during the pandemic lockdowns, found while installing the new phone.)
@vicgrinberg ooh, that's lovely
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Two minutes of zen.
(An old video of a kinetic artwork that partner made during the pandemic lockdowns, found while installing the new phone.)
@vicgrinberg Having that free time spurred peoples' creativity in the most delightful way.
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Two minutes of zen.
(An old video of a kinetic artwork that partner made during the pandemic lockdowns, found while installing the new phone.)
@vicgrinberg amazing
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Two minutes of zen.
(An old video of a kinetic artwork that partner made during the pandemic lockdowns, found while installing the new phone.)
@vicgrinberg Amazing!
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Two minutes of zen.
(An old video of a kinetic artwork that partner made during the pandemic lockdowns, found while installing the new phone.)
@vicgrinberg That's great!! What is the mechanism that changes and reverses the speed of each rotator?
EDIT: I read what you posted above about it.
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Beautiful!It's soo much more than something similar as a computer animation.
EDIT: Still haven't figured it out how it works. No motors, but eccentric weights? a spring?
Very ingenious.@nan_ano here another guy who did something similar and describes it in more detail - hope this helps! So yes a spring and gradual release: https://www.instructables.com/Spinning-Kinetic-Sculpture-RGB/
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@vicgrinberg That's great!! What is the mechanism that changes and reverses the speed of each rotator?
EDIT: I read what you posted above about it.
@aarbrk thank you! It's really an ingenious mechanism, purely mechanical (though if I remember correctly the spring was actually rather expensive, but it works great!).
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@josef thank you!
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Two minutes of zen.
(An old video of a kinetic artwork that partner made during the pandemic lockdowns, found while installing the new phone.)
@vicgrinberg mesmerizing!
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@vicgrinberg ooh, that's lovely
@OriginalLucy thank you!
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@vicgrinberg amazing
@oblomov thank you!
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@vicgrinberg
Mesmerizing!
@sloanlance thank you - it is and even more so live!
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@nan_ano here another guy who did something similar and describes it in more detail - hope this helps! So yes a spring and gradual release: https://www.instructables.com/Spinning-Kinetic-Sculpture-RGB/
@vicgrinberg
aaah, yes, thank you! Some careful observation did bring me quite close then...🤨
Nice!
EDIT: after watching the videos I must say that I like you(partners) version way more. The slow movement without "disco-light" is much more appealing. Well done!
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