Homey Puts His Own Twist on the 3-Axis Scene

**HomeyDaClown** · 02-27-2011,05:53 AM

After building these things for awhile with several other designs, I never liked what I saw. In order to get a good range of movement withoout any servo interaction I started on a new quest to do something different. I know I could get good results by adding complicated setups, but still wanted a simple straight forward design.

I call it the TSL Twisty as I am also getting together kits that will soon be available on the Triaxial Skull Labs website. Deathly from TSL is a good friend of mine and has fallen on hard times so I will be taking up the reins for him and keeping his promise to keep prices affordable for the average home haunter.

Well here is my design:

**azdude** · 02-27-2011,08:33 AM

VERY nice! Lets see it with a skull attached.

**Frankenfrog** · 02-27-2011,09:23 AM

Nice. Looking forward to this development. Also interested in how well it operates with a skull.

**soundmankkc** · 02-27-2011,12:16 PM

Awesome job! What is the expected price of the kits and when do you expect them to be available? Keith

**HomeyDaClown** · 02-27-2011,03:12 PM

Thanks everyone for the kind words!

I was torn when making the video wether or not to show it in the skull. I figured most would like to see the inner workings 1st. I'll make another vid as soon as I get a spare moment.

I won't have a good idea on cost for the kit until I can source all the parts.
I am shooting for a complete kit with servos and skull for under $100
Without servos and skull it will most likely be under $50.

**Evil Bob** · 06-13-2011,01:38 AM

I just got one of Homey' twisty thingies kits. It went together easily and was much easier to set up in VSA than other designs. good job Homey!

YouTube - ‪3-axis platforms‬&rlm;