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http://www.flickr.com/photos/26612180@N05/7489885842/
Faceted and subdivided Dodecahedron
Faceted and subdivided Dodecahedron
I just love Polyhedra,
Kathy
Kathy
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I just love Polyhedra,
Kathy
Kathy
- Peter Kane
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Kathy,
Thanks, that's a lot clearer. I see you've threaded each of the cells for added strength; what did you use - wire ? was it very fiddly ? I'm thinking of doing another vertex-connected model that might benefit from a similar approach. I did experiment using some linen thread on my previous edge-connected poly, but I found it rather tricky to position the thread accurately.
Ta,
Pete K
Thanks, that's a lot clearer. I see you've threaded each of the cells for added strength; what did you use - wire ? was it very fiddly ? I'm thinking of doing another vertex-connected model that might benefit from a similar approach. I did experiment using some linen thread on my previous edge-connected poly, but I found it rather tricky to position the thread accurately.
Ta,
Pete K
Wire
I used wire. I don't think thread would work in this case. I used 1/2" pieces of 28 guage black wire bent at an angle. I plan on making a large one out of solid pieces of wood. drilling holes will be tricky.
I just love Polyhedra,
Kathy
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