Recreating a Childhood Self-Made Balancing Toy
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Description
Do you remember this small balancing toy you made with mud as a child?
This time, the same design is recreated, utilizing the principle of center of gravity balance. Even with a slight off-center push, it can continuously swing and rotate without tipping over!
It can serve as a small physical teaching aid, visually demonstrating the principles of leverage and center of gravity mechanics; it can also be placed on a desk as a decorative ornament, to be casually nudged when idle, offering both nostalgia and stress relief.
Tools needed:
1. One embroidery needle
2. Two drops of 502 glue
3. Pliers to fix and embed the embroidery needle into the base
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