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Wobbling Wall of Nine Cubes (Heinz Strobl): Instructions
27 July 2011 - 10:41am — Sara
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Diagrams:
http://www.orihouse.com/knotology.html#muur (slightly different)
Paper used in this video: 30 strips of paper 1 inch by 6 inches (2.5cm by 15cm); 2 strips of paper 1 inch by 14 inches (2.5cm by 35cm)
Finished model: height of 1 inch (2.5cm), length and width of 3 inches (7.5cm)
You may also know this as the "Wabbelwand", which is what the model is called in German.
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can you put a video that
can you put a video that shoes the small green cubes
What do you mean?
I don't understand. The folding sequence is exactly the same.
-- Sara
um.. I tried making this and
um.. I tried making this and i used a ruler to measure the 1x6" and followed exactly what Sara said in the video but as i fold it (the crease- making thing) there's this GIGANTIC GAP!
It's totally different from what Sara's looks like -_- soo.. any advice?
Flexicube adaptation
These little boxes Sara demonstrated can be used to make the flexicube (author unknown) at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4RFZNj_etY&feature=related. Have a look and see...by simply making 8 - 2" x 1" (5cm x 2.5 cm) strips the boxes can be easily adapted to create this fun model. Line four boxes up. Connect the tops of the 1st and 2nd box and the tops of the 3rd and 4th box with a 2" x 1" strip. Connect the 2nd and 3rd box on the front side with a 2" x 1" strip. Repeat this process with four more boxes. Place one row of four boxs with the side connection facing front and the other row of four box with the side connection facing back. Then connect the bottom of the 1st box of each row and the 4th box of each row with a 2" x 1" strip. Voila! Enjoy!!
A little trick...and some *c o l o r*
This is pure FUN. It will be a nice holiday gift for my 12 year old grandson.
A note: not having 14" paper I "cheated" and put two shorter stips together in the middle with a touch of glue stick. The joint "hides" inside the bottom of the bottom of the first box and the "trick" worked out quite nicely. I am looking forward to using this trick in allowing me to make larger cubes in the future. A mention of colors...I made each box a different bright color with a black box in the middle. The 10th box and the joining strips are black as well and it is visually lots of fun. Thank you Sara.
next video
do you have any idea when you are going to post a new video
flasher hat
can you fold the flasher hat video is here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wl2n3PO7xzM
Video Request
Your folding skills are awesome! Can you make a video of how to fold the origami cigarette lighter by Nick Robinson? I've been searching for it for ages! Thanks for the videos!
next model
can you please tell when you are planning to make your next video
Wobbling Wall Video
What an awesome video. THANK YOU SOOO MUCH for making it and sharing it! Your instructions are so easy to follow! Thanks, I look for the next one!
SUPER!!!!!!!
Thanks for making this video,Sara.had fun making it!
Great video as usual, the
Great video as usual, the first time I tried to assemble it I was very tempted to use adhesive tape, now you've made the assembly easier.
Just a question, may this cubic unit be used to form the flexicube?
May the overlapping square edges stay the same ?
Thank you so much for posting these amazing instructional videos.
Alessandro.
hey sara,
hey sara,
i like your origami very much.do you know if there is pdf for this model. or can you make one.
regards,
kunal
Thank you!
Thank you for posting this wonderful model. I followed directions from the orihouse website awhile back to make it, the connecting part was a bit confusing but with a little patience I was able to complete it. You made it look so simple. Thanks again for posting this.
EJ
Awesome
Thank you for making such a awesome video!!!
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