THE SWINGING STICKS®- KINETIC SCULPTURE – Magie Factory

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Produit breveté, protégé par le droit d'auteur et la marque de commerce L'histoire des Swinging Sticks Les "Swinging Sticks" ont été mis au point par deux Allemands qui voulaient construire une machine à mouvement perpétuel.
Patented product, protected by copyright and trademark The History of Swinging Sticks The Swinging Sticks were developed by two Germans who wanted to build a perpetual motion machine. They spent many years and hours developing the perfect perpetual motion machine. A machine that would swing eternally without stopping. The result is The Swinging Sticks. The Swinging Sticks were the closest thing to a perfect perpetual motion machine. A 100% perfectly functioning perpetual motion machine is impossible to build due to friction, but The Swinging Sticks comes close. With just one set of 4 alkaline batteries, The Swinging Sticks will keep swinging for two years. This means that the Swinging Sticks use very little extra power. The two Germans thus created the perfect perpetual motion mobile illusion. After building a working prototype of the Swinging Sticks, the two Germans started sending small samples from their workshop in Germany. The Swinging Sticks has become increasingly popular over the years and is now sold worldwide. SPECIFICATIONS: Materials:-Desktop toy version : ABS-Original version/size: Wood & aviation Aircraft aluminum Dimensions: -Desktop toy model: 26 cm x 40 cm x 9 cm-Modèle original : 41 x 9.5 x 44.5 cm Number of Moving Sticks: 2 Works with batteries Style: Newton's Cradle with Sticks Scientific decorative gift idea 5 years Warranty

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