SeismicMotion

SeismicMotion – 3D-Printed Earthquake Simulator Boost Memy heart would also tremble for a boost The SeismicMotion is a 3D-printed earthquake simulator that realistically demonstrates the effects of vibrations on buildings or objects. The central platform is suspended by six rubber bands and set into motion by a small motor. The vibration intensity can be continuously adjusted via a potentiometer. Additionally, three different counterweights allow for varying levels of oscillation strength. Thanks to its clever design, the entire device can be printed almost without supports, except for the motor mount.Assembly:The motor is secured using M1.6 x 4 mm screws, while other parts use M2 screws.Thread Head Inserts have been integrated for a stable screw connection, they must be melted with a soldering iron into the holes provided, as shown in the picturesElectronic Connections:Motor to CH1Potentiometer to SW1Power switch to SW0Power Supply:SeismicMotion can be powered via a battery pack or di