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Yoshimoto Cube by 2ROBOTGUY, published Jun 11, 2010 Yoshimoto Cube by 2ROBOTGUY
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The Yoshimoto Cube is a polyhedral mechanical puzzle toy invented in 1971 by Japanese Naoki Yoshimoto (å‰æœ¬ç›´è²´, Yoshimoto Naoki). The cube is made up of eight interconnected cubes and it is capable of folding and unfolding itself in a cyclic fashion. You can keep folding, or unfolding the cube, indefinitely. Once folded, the cube can be turned into two rhombic stellated dodecahedrons. Yoshimoto discovered that these two shapes could pieced together into a square when he was finding different ways he could split a cube equally in half.
Yoshimoto Cube has just been blogged about on Makezine
As suggested by Michael Ragan,
\"Now the n+1 step would be to design a printable mold for this component, so you could print the mold and cast, what is it--16 of these units that you need to make the cube? Then find the right kinda tape to make the hinges. \"
I have added a two different molds. A open part mold or a 4 part mold. More information below. Saw this Puzzle on Makezine yesterday and wanted one. http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/06/the_yoshimoto_cube.html
The bad news is the Yoshimoto Cube cost $65.00!!! Ouch http://www.momastore.org/museum/moma/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10451&storeId=10001&parent_category_rn=11480&categoryId=21658&partNumber=67866&LangId=-1&promoCode=8K119&cid=GPS07230901
After two hour of modeling in SolidWorks I was to model the whole assembly! More information and how to tape up the model can be found here.
Later I will add an Active hinge for easy assembly. But till then enjoy! I am building my Mendel right now, So I will not be able to print this model for a month or so. But would really like to see it working! In SolidWorks this model works great! If you are thinking of building one tell me and Ill add your pictures & Videos if you make then! Recent Comments
I did not make one. I just watch a video of somebody playing with it and figured it out.
Are there detailedinstructions for how to tape the 16 parts of the cube together?
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Yoshimoto Cube by 2ROBOTGUY is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
Print 16 parts and watch this videos to understand how to assembly the parts. http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1014711/crazy_star_cube_nice_paper/
Print 8 one color and 8 another color for a bi-color Yoshimoto Cube.
1) Print off either the One or four mold
2) Printer 1 to 4 Yoshimoto cubes
3) Sand down all rough edges and try to make everything very smooth. (Or keep it with a rough organic \"Makerbot\" style.)
4) Take the cubes to the mold. (Optional add releasing agent to the mold)
5)Tape Yoshimoto Cubes to either the one or 4 part mold. 6) Pour resin into mold
7) Let rest till completely hardened
8) Remove Tape and pop your new part out.
Optional Instead of using expensive resins, use a hot glue gun as the filler. Cheap, easy, and fast (Just the way I like it!!)	Yoshimoto Cube by 2ROBOTGUY is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
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Are there detailedinstructions for how to tape the 16 parts of the cube together? Flag
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I did not make one. I just watch a video of somebody playing with it and figured it out. Flag
This bears a considerable resemblance to the construction shown for the rhombic dodecahedron on page 122 of the 1960 edition of Cundy &
amp; Rollett's "Mathematical Models". I'd give you an ISBN, but my copy predates ISBNs ... but Amazon tells me that the 1981 edition had ISBN 0906212200.
Oh, hang on, no - the Cundy and Rollett version splits the cube on diameters passing through the triad symmetry axes, not the diads. Different way of achieving the same thing.
But having struggled with other of C
amp;R's constructions for years, this book's presence on my bookshelf is one of the reasons I'm taking an interest in this technology. Flag
Yoshimoto Cube by 2ROBOTGUY
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