Have to say... every time I land on this site I spend the next hour mesmerized by your work. I am going to have to commission one (perhaps a little smaller) or learn to make these RBS... or both!
Please, traducction this... la fuerza centrifuga que logran las bolas le dan la fuerza necesaria para poder subir un poco mas, y de este modo, lograr un sistema perpetuo, es posible?
Sorry to disappoint you but a rolling ball sculpture that works without input energy to lift the balls is not possible for now. That would be perpetuum mobile and first and second law of thermodynamics says it is not possible - at least if done mechanically.
Hi i would love to make one of my own. What do you use for the tracks? Im looking at plastic rods atm but have no clue how much the metal ones would cost.
Depends on how much time you plan to invest in the project. If we talking months, i would go for stainless steel. But do take care of safety, as working with stainless steel is health hazard.
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The wife and i love this sculpture 😊 the mini sculpture within is a stroke of genius 😊👍
beautiful really like this design with the hypnosis swirl haha
Very smooth. Great job!
I ❤️ this one! hYPER!!
Most visually appealing one I've seen so far.
Great work! The finish looks gorgeous and I like the spiral element and the isolated section of track with its own selection of rolling balls.
Nice! I love it. Built a couple 20 years ago. Getting parts gathered for V. 3. Stainless this time.
Thank you. Have fun with your future projects.
Have to say... every time I land on this site I spend the next hour mesmerized by your work. I am going to have to commission one (perhaps a little smaller) or learn to make these RBS... or both!
Como faço pra comprar uma dessa com vc?
Please, traducction this...
la fuerza centrifuga que logran las bolas le dan la fuerza necesaria para poder subir un poco mas, y de este modo, lograr un sistema perpetuo, es posible?
Sorry to disappoint you but a rolling ball sculpture that works without input energy to lift the balls is not possible for now. That would be perpetuum mobile and first and second law of thermodynamics says it is not possible - at least if done mechanically.
Hi i would love to make one of my own. What do you use for the tracks? Im looking at plastic rods atm but have no clue how much the metal ones would cost.
Depends on how much time you plan to invest in the project. If we talking months, i would go for stainless steel. But do take care of safety, as working with stainless steel is health hazard.
oops! can you buy these anywhere?
Anybody can contact me for commission on: wer1sculptures@gmail.com