Diy spine model

Modeling the spine. Pipe cleaner = spinal cord. Beads = vertebrae. Yarn = nerves. Education. Science lesson.

Spinal cord model

horse walking mechanism: front leg is basically 5 "revolute" joints and 5 members. connecte to spine with one angled member, then 6 pins and 6 links for the rear leg.

Diagram of a human spine with the name and description of all sections and segments of the vertebrae. Vector illustration.

Tensile structure bridge

Pleated calico, part of a patchwork quilt.

A DIY Cardboard Robot Hand: Ever since I was a kid I loved making and putting random things together. I would build Lego and screw random pieces of wood together. Last week I was introduced to instructables with its project and contests. I saw this one and thought this is a go…

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This is a picture of a model of the muscular and skeletal system in the arm that I created last year and recently rediscovered! In it, I recreated the arm by using string, balloons, and straws to be the muscles, tendons and bones. When I blew into the straw on the top of the arm (the bicep), the balloon inflated which tightened the string around it which pulled the lower part of the arm up just like when the muscle contracts. It reminded me of the model from lab!