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The Italian artist Bruno Munari began building "useless machines" (macchine inutili) in the 1930s. He was a "third generation" Futurist and did not share the first generation's boundless enthusiasm for technology, but sought to counter the threats of a world under machine rule by building machines that were artistic and unproductive.
The Italian artist Bruno Munari began building "useless machines" (macchine inutili) in the 1930s. He was a "third generation" Futurist and did not share the first generation's boundless enthusiasm for technology, but sought to counter the threats of a world under machine rule by building machines that were artistic and unproductive.
Soldering and Printing
Soldering and Printing
Solidworks
Solidworks
Motor Arm
Hinge
Outside Of Box
Inside Of Box
Internal Componets
This is an assembly of how the box goes together
Test Prints
Test Prints
This is my arm on the prusa slicer.
This is the inside section of my box on the slicer the green shows supports.
This is the outside of my box unlike the inside i did not need supports.
This is my hinge and pin on the slicer.
This is the first test print of my arm. I had some issues so i reprinted.
This is my second test print for my arm I added a piece to hit the limit switch to make it stop when it goes down.
These test prints were to make sure the motor could fit thorugh the hole to the other side and the other is for the hole for the on an off switch.
These are test prints of my hinge. I did a couple to make sure the pin could fit correctly and the hinge functioned right.
Final product
Final product
This is what my box looks like put together.
Ths is how the box works/
This is the left side on the inside where the motor and battery goes.
This is the right side with the arm, limit switch and the switch.
Drawings
Drawings
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