I’ve created this 3D modeling of a metallic expansion joints by using Autodesk Inventor.
From long time ago I wanted to try something new, something completely outside of my interest and totally different of what is called architecture.
Because of my current job, I became somehow interested in compensators, as a functionality and form and how 3D printers can be implemented to facilitate the manufacturing work.
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Simion Popa 
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I don’t have RSS yet. If one day I will have, I’ll let you know. Simion
Looks amazing! I appreciate your interest. Metal expansion joints are used for compensating elements for thermal expansion and relative movement in pipelines, containers and machines.