I wonder if it is worth the effort to create the inflatable. It doesn’t look good 🙁
Cantilever’s supports
I searched for cantilever products to come up with a clean and sleek solution, and was inspired by the following items:
Inflatable architecture references from Pinterest
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UPDATES: CANTILEVER UMBRELLA SUPPORTS
I removed the gears and knobs and opted for an accessorising approach when designing the supports for the exhibition. This adds a little interest rather than using boring technical details. There will be 2 supports to a 1/2 hemisphere.
4 thoughts on “SECURING INFLATABLES 2”
The concern is that people will trip over the wire. What about a sail/umbrella approach?
A cantilever umbrella? I think, flags can be pegged on the cables at eye level to catch the attention of passerbys.
Otherwise, I will try that out after I redo the speaker and projector. Peer, for scaled model can I simplify the supports to a simple stick for a pole and a wire thread for a cable? I have to send it to finalised print latest by tomorrow or I will not be able to follow my timeline to prepare for everything else.
The concern is that people will trip over the wire. What about a sail/umbrella approach?
A cantilever umbrella? I think, flags can be pegged on the cables at eye level to catch the attention of passerbys.
Otherwise, I will try that out after I redo the speaker and projector. Peer, for scaled model can I simplify the supports to a simple stick for a pole and a wire thread for a cable? I have to send it to finalised print latest by tomorrow or I will not be able to follow my timeline to prepare for everything else.
1. A cantilever umbrella? I think, flags can be pegged on the cables at eye level to catch the attention of passerbys. SOUNDS OK
2. Peer, for scaled model can I simplify the supports to a simple stick for a pole and a wire thread for a cable? OK
Okay I’ve updated this thread! I’m test printing this