Render of my 3D Model by Cos Bu.
Cross section for approval by ROSPA
Cradle design
18mm Plywood Cradle
270mm sphere drilling jig from 5mm laser cut steel, 18mm birch plywood and 6mm polypropylene. I designed and made this jig to enable the 8 different drilling configurations required to make the icosahedron.
This configuration of drilling is for the middle edge spheres.
First day of assembly. Spheres are held together by 12mm custom threaded rods on the edges. The internal spheres are held by interwoven 5mm rods and nylon coated 3mm cable. 1mm nitrile O-rings are used at every junction to prevent water ingress.
Progress at Portal Design workshop.
Vertices laser cut clamping plates.
Vertices clamp assembly design.
Sub frame from laser cut 6mm 304 stainless is bolted through to vertices clamps.
Marine 18mm plywood platform sub frame connected to stainless sub frame.
18mm CNC router cut marine plywood platform.
Ready for transportation by John Hall.
In position at Southville Primary School, Bristol. The Arnolfini commissioned Euclid by Luke Jerram as part of their Primary Capital Programme.
Photography by Max Mclure
Photography by Max Mclure
Photography by Max Mclure
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Euclid for Luke Jerram

I engineered and made Euclid for artist Luke Jerram. The piece was commissioned by the Arnolfini for Southville Primary School as part of their Primary Capital Programme. Luke's description of the project can be found at:
http://lukejerram.com/projects/euclid

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Richard Stump
Bristol, United Kingdom