Magnetic Tiles - Ceativity-Spiral BllRun
2024/04/19
#ballrun
Components
![Small square](https://common.science-baby.com/uploads/sb_component/64d1c2c03d570.webp)
x 36
![Connecting squares](https://common.science-baby.com/uploads/sb_component/6422fed5a4cf4.webp)
x 12
![Right Angle Tubes](https://common.science-baby.com/uploads/sb_component/6423016a9e6b8.webp)
x 8
![U Shaped Tubes](https://common.science-baby.com/uploads/sb_component/6423027ba4491.webp)
x 12
![S Bend Tubes](https://common.science-baby.com/uploads/sb_component/64230af97c549.webp)
x 2
![Bowls](https://common.science-baby.com/uploads/sb_component/64230b4da0ea5.webp)
x 1
This BallRun sample mainly demonstrates the use of U Shaped Tubes.
We used 12 U Shaped Tubes to create a spiral structure (three sets horizontally on the front, three sets vertically on the back).
U Shaped Tubes can achieve a 180° angle for ball movement,
creating a visually impressive effect as the ball rolls through the tubes.
Additionally, for added stability when stacking, we used basic square tiles as supports.
Overall, it's not a very difficult structure to build,
give it a try!