Bridge: Tom 124.75 pounds

[ineeddaname2]

i made a bridge that was 30 grams and held 536 pounds but mine was shorter (12")

[silvasama1]

@ineeddaname2 hey can you help me out with mine i have to do a 30 gram bridge with balsa wood i have to do a 12" as well how did you do to make it so strong i need to make it with archs

[antizero100]

awe snap!

[dodgedart74]

the arc and the triangle is the best bet.

[TheHairyPillowcase]

Awesome design! An arch looks amazing and holds an incredible amount of weight. Check out mine if you have some free time, we just tested it yesterday. It held 202 lbs, here's the link to it: /watch?v=wtSKBkqZvVw

[bobrec3GTI]

this is at the academy of art i am guessing! haha

[bmw2go11]

It would have held up past 124lbs if the middle and the sides were enforced a bit more.

[1poptart36]

@dasickness4567 he was actually gunna go to your school and scream at your face saying that you cant use his model :p

[LD2010LD]

we did that this week in school and it held 230 lbs and had an efficiency of 1252

[ilovetheview47]

i did this in middleschool

[jdasilva11794]

I did this in 8th grade but it sucked ass we only got 20 toothpicks and it had to support 20 pounds

[silentsniper441]

my freinds held this much... and it was made of toothpicks!1 evryone in the class was in awe,,

[Andyterranbase1]

if only the glue was as strong as the wood...

[Astromchaser]

Nice job!

I remember doing this project in 7th grade. The bridge that was able to take the heveyest weight was 34 lbs. which was nothing compared to this. I desined my bridge exactly like the Whitestone in NYC. I came in 4th place at 18.5lbs.

[muffex3]

looks promising. oh no, it doesn't XD

[203132]

looked like a joint failure....as expected

[pepsibreak1000]

going, going, gone

[onefiddle]

I love the sound at the end. Good job.

[avensher]

dude u suck u broke ur brige art dude!!!!!!!

[sibley68]

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