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Fan from last time.
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New fan, mounted on a bicycle front wheel hub. 4 cd's as blades, 15 degree pitch. On our front gate.
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This was the same fan outside our back door. It fell apart twice in this spot, it was quite windy.
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Cd tessellation. First I made the red parts, which takes a clockwise set of cds, then the brown ones which take a clockwise set. The red and brown parts are the same as the fan hubs but have a 5 degree pitch.
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Sun reflection from a set of cd's in a fan
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More reflections
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2d cad drawing showing adaptation of cds to become square patterns. Ist drawing is as above, second is as per the cube clock here
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More 2d cad, this is the basic unit of the tessellation,
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and the whole pattern, the mirror side.
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and the whole pattern, the picture side
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The same pattern with cds rotated through 45 degrees.
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Hi
This shows some more work I've done making fan hubs, and continues on from this post. After looking at them for a while, I realised the fan hubs could have a different role, as a tessellation hub. I needed to make some mirrored parts and printed them, then managed to make a basic 16x pattern. This sort of tessellation pattern has 4 sets of parallel cds. The cds in the set could act as coplanar mirrors. This blog series is continued here.
Regards Steve Nurse
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