My recent designs for the sisyphus table
Sisyphus Industries created a fantastic object that merges the practical attributes of furniture, the ingenuity of engineering and the beauty of art into a mesmerizing table. As a kid, I was a big fan of Spirograph and when a friend shared a picture of the table he received after supporting the developers on Kickstarter, I fell in love. I am sure you can see the connection. I ordered my table as soon as Sisyphus Industries opened their online sales and received it in late October 2018.
I created the following patterns for my table. All my patterns were developed using MatLab and most of them are based on mathematical equations. No, I won't share my codes: they are not documented and require running several steps in specific sequences. However, you can download all finished patterns below and run them on your own table; proper credit appreciated.
Description of files available in each download zip file and instructions for uploading to your table available here. The "(ee)", "(ce)" attributes following the pattern names indicate the start and end locaiton of the as-deisnged paths, with "e" standing for "edge" and "c", standing for "center". I tend to prefer creating and running "ee" patterns.
For more info, visit sisyphus-industries.com.
