: Each roller is set with a 7° phase shift , creating a fluid, spiraling movement without the components overlapping.
: Each of the 3D-printed rollers has four stems made of 3/32-inch stainless welding wire .
: At the end of each stem is a 3D-printed "petal" covered in holographic vinyl , which catches the light as it moves. Engineering IMG_3595.MOV
: The movement is powered by a small motor connected to the first roller via bevel gears .
"IMG_3595.MOV" appears to be a video file associated with a project by designer Logan Femling . : Each roller is set with a 7°
: The sculpture features 19 rollers mounted on an 8-inch circular hoop.
: The piece combines 3D-printed parts with industrial materials like stainless steel wire to achieve its delicate yet mechanical aesthetic. Engineering : The movement is powered by a
Based on project documentation from Logan Femling's official site , here are the key details of the piece that file likely showcases: Design & Mechanics