Channel: FlippyCat

Category: Science & Technology

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Description: While putting together a new screenlink video and exploring a technique bpdoles ( youtube.com/user/bpdoles ) named "Collapsing Bridges" I wanted to try stacking rows of bridges similar to a speedwall. The domino structure I ended up with resembled hexagons/honeycomb. In this video I show the method I've used to setup a hexaspeedwall 2d pyramid. A temporary support mechanism is needed in order to complete each bridge section. In my method I top each level in place, instead of building on a template/fork. To achieve this, I've used 2 mini bulk dominoes to act as temporary supports. These can be easily removed later without disturbing the structure too much. This structure can also be extended into longer walls, and it falls EXTREMELY quicker than basic speedwall structures fall (almost 3 times faster). We think this is actually a new structure (let me know if it's not), and pbdoles has named it a "hexaspeedwall". Music: 'Ether' can found in YouTube Audio Library (silent partner) FOLLOW: Instagram - instagram.com/theflippycat Twitter - twitter.com/flippycat Facebook - facebook.com/flippycat #flippycat #domino