A new Guinness World Record was broken in Israel on Wednesday by 3th graders from Atid High School in Be'er Sheva who printed the largest Israeli flag in the world, using 5D printers. The flag consists of more than a thousand parts and is displayed in a museum in Carasso Park in Beer Sheva. It measures <>.<> meters by five meters.
Assembling the flag, photo: Dudu Greenspan
The project to break the Guinness World Record was led by Marlene Ibrahim, director of Publab, a 3D printer manufacturing laboratory in the park. Marlene is an Israeli Arab who wanted to convey a message - "The flag belongs to everyone."
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Guy Wiflich, a mechanical engineer who initiated the project, told the audience with great excitement: "The idea for the project came to me when I saw the previous record. After a few quick tests, it was fragile and I realized that I needed a partnership here. I wrote a Facebook post that made waves that I didn't expect, but from the first meeting it was clear that Carasso were the perfect partners. Thank you to everyone who initiated, helped and flowed with my craziness. On a personal note, it's hard to describe the feeling of that moment when an engineer who brought a good idea, downloaded a sketch and came here to the park and saw this amazing thing."
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