how can i make a good spaghetti bridge?

Question

its better if you can give me a good map from spaghetti bridge.

Answer 1

Don't cook the spaghetti ahead of time. :o)

But seriously: I'm assuming this is an off-shoot of the traditional toothpick bridge where weight is important. The goal is a high strength to weight ratio. Keep the weight down to have a successful entry.

You'll want to make truss sections with small amounts of glue at the junction points. Do a bit of of trial and error experimenting and then check out these truss examples below.

Answer 2

I would try craft glue, sometime called tacky glue. Do a test run and see if it dries and sticks good, never used it on pasta. For all pieces, I would layer multiple pieces together, smearing glue down the entire length, as long as it doesn't break any rules. Tacky glue would be great if it sticks, because when it is dried, it retains a great level of flexibility.

Answer 3

Doing your own homework would be a lot more benificial