1. THE GREAT BOOMI
By Dan Carmona

2. Materials Clamps Saw A screwdriver Drill bit Wood glue Zygas wood
And oak wood
Plywood

3. Diagram

4. Basic design
My Initial design was made so that the forces would follow those directions. Later on triangles within
the boomi
Were made.

5. In the Diagram I drew this
One of my many problems was to get the pieces to fit. How would I go about fitting them

6. Only seemed to be problem
Was that they were uneven

7. The Great Boomi

8. Did it meet specs? No, The boomilever went further than 15 cm from
the holes
on the wall
Barely
This is the base right here which was another big problem

9. Mass
Mass of boomi: 119 g
Mass of weight held: g
Efficiency: 95

10. Rebuild using same stuff
The second boomilever was the same except that I had taken a load off by replacing the big T
I also modified the bottom by using oak parts since it was in my thought the most crucial part
In rebuilding my goal was to meet specs and make it lighter, as well as more efficient

11. The New Improved Great Boomi 3000

12. Mass Mass of Boomilever:58.93 g Mass of weight held:3960 g
Efficiency:63.8

13. Pros
It met Specs
It looked pretty cool when it fell down

14. Cons The weight couldve been less Too much holes
The crucial points were not enforced

15. Final
IT MET SPECS but… it ended up being

16. A
A GREAT DEPRESSION
I meean a great Boomi