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Springy origami toy made from a sheet of paper

Mark Frauenfelder at 10:50 am Mon, Nov 16, 2009

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Ani Spring Here's a neat spring you can make (if you have a lot of time and patience) by folding a piece of paper.

UPDATE: I changed the link, as the other one might have pointed to malware. Origami Spring, invented by Jeff Beynon (Via Evil Mad Scientists)

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  • Cog

    Hrm.

    I’m interested in this, but I’m getting a malware warning from the site.

    Darn.

  • fooliosis

    I got a malware warning as well. This makes me sad.

  • catko

    http://trumbore.com/spring/

    But it looks really difficult.

  • Anonymous

    virus, warning embeded in link