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As Christmas Decoration
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Dodecahedron / Icosahedron as garden decoration
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Cube Stack
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Octahedron Stack
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Variable volume stack
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Octahedron and tetrahedron are equivalent with varying side lengths
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Hosahedron Schematic
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Hosahedron |
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Octahedron |
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Octahedron build process
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Dodecahedron |
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Dodecahedron build process
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Used in the garden as tomato stakes.
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Hi
About 6 months ago I started working on some homemade constructions using 3d printed jigs - I may have seen a few similar things before but didn't know what they were called. Eventually I found out they were rotegrities or nexorades, so was able to research about them and write an academic article. Eventually that article was rejected.
I don't want to go through that rejection again, so am just self-publishing through this thingiverse link .
Anyway the link has instructions, 3d printable files for some tooling, and a complete referenced blurb including instructions on how to make them. Have Fun!
Regards
Steve Nurse
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