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Any zometool aficionados here https://www.georgehart.com/virtual-polyhedra/zometool.html https://www.georgehart.com/virtual-polyhedra/zometool.html
by srean 6mo ago
Any zometool aficionados here
https://www.georgehart.com/virtual-polyhedra/zometool.html https://www.georgehart.com/virtual-polyhedra/zometool.html
- Duanemclemore 6mo agoZometool rules! I run workshops about the use of modular systems in facilitating non-expert participation in architecture. One I did (at the CAAD Futures Conference in 2023) was with Zometool. It was a blast and really successful. In preparation I also got to interview the late great Steve Baer, inventor of the Zome (among many other things - seriously look him up, he's one of the most brilliant people of the past 100 years imo). It was a huge honor. The book chapter the organizers were supposed to do about the conference workshops never materialized (hrmph), but I've done other little collaborative build projects since, so one day I'll document them all together.
- srean 6mo agoFantastic ! Would love to read more about your experiences.
- analog8374 6mo agoyeah I dig it a fair bit. It's good for making jigs for carpenting geometric stuff. Those funny angles.
- adkaplan 6mo agoThis kit is how I discovered zometool ten years ago and still find it fascinating. Its amazing! Check out vZome and its associated discord. FOSS virtualzome builder and symmetry study tool.
- srean 6mo agoThanks a bunch. I did not know about vZome. Thanks for the introduction.
- nakedneuron 6mo agoAny George Hart aficionados around..?
- shagie 6mo agoBack many years ago, yes... and I recently stumbled across it again in a Henry Segerman video about expanding racks in three dimensions https://youtu.be/NEJZlGuWGV8 https://youtu.be/NEJZlGuWGV8
- srean 6mo agoLoved the video. Thanks.