gear sphere with turning mechanism

[lylegravatt17]

A heart and cube version are made, with downloadable instructions, by paper engineering company Kamikara of Japan.

[aarschgezicht]

@lylegravatt17 thanks for the advice but I lost intrest.

[jeetendrag10acc2]

if you view it a two sets of conical gears laid in opposite,then it becomes suddenly easier to grasp. Very cool

[LinkBlink]

How come no one has a completed sphere yet?

[aarschgezicht]

@LinkBlink dunno, maybe becouse it more awesome this way!

[aarschgezicht]

@datrampstar18 It was not my intention to dishonor glue2 chronickels. I just found the guide on the site I posted. I didn't even know he made it.

[AramisFI]

this is indeed very cool.. Someone should make the missing parts on this so that it would be a complete spehre. But still dude nice job.

[aarschgezicht]

@AramisFI thanx! I dont have the last parts becouse halfway I always lose interest and start on something new. maybe when I feel like it I'll finish it. 

[AramisFI]

@aarschgezicht Well you really should make them :D Then post some instrutctions etc how to make it so I could be able to do it myself :D

[aarschgezicht]

@AramisFI if you just follow the guide from the site I posted earlier. you should be good. it's not that hard.

[belggianny]

thanks for info

[belggianny]

this should have more views

btw where can i find a guide for it?

[aarschgezicht]

@belggianny I know, people are just not interested I guess. and for the guide you should check p a p e r c r a f t p a r a d i s e [dot] b l o g s p o t [dot] c o m and search for gear sphere. and the mechanism under that I kinda made myself using a model called bevel gear, to be found on the same site. good luck

[belggianny]

nice

[aarschgezicht]

@belggianny thanks!