- The DIY kinetic sculpture ‘Synchronicity’ designed by David C. Roy was produced using a 3D printer.
- This wall art is driven by spring force, no electricity.
- Magnetic pawl system was applied to release a static force spring discontinuously.
- In this video, you can find out how constant spring and magnetic trigger are installed for the kinetic sculptures in details.
- Recently installed TimeLapse video is included.
- I hope you enjoy the dance of the two circular wings. :)

TIMECODE
0:00 intro
0:11 making
2:51 assembling
4:27 operating

/Equipment
- 3D printer : Creality 3D CR-10S Pro V2
- Filament : DY PLA+ (Black), DY PLA+ (White)

/Link
[1] Drawing files here, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:479...
[2] Constant force spring (for international) here, https://focusing-korea.myshopify.com/...
[3] 정하중 스프링 (for Korean) here, https://smartstore.naver.com/focusing...

/Reference (Inspired by)
[1] David C. Roy, (2020), Synchronicity by David C. Roy, YouTube contents,    • Synchronicity by David C. Roy  
[2] @DavidCRoy

/Background Music
[1] Just say goodbye (Spring gang, Epidemic Sound)
[2] North pole dancing (Jobii, Epidemic Sound)

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