Thingiverse user mrule created this polygon with two kinds of 3D-printable vertices that snap together. For instance, ten each of the two parts can form an icosahedron.
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Thingiverse user mrule created this polygon with two kinds of 3D-printable vertices that snap together. For instance, ten each of the two parts can form an icosahedron.
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That’s not a polygon, it’s a polyhedron. Made up of polygons.
technically a dodecahedron, made of 12 5 sided polygons or pentagons.
Man, I don’t know what I was thinking. Thanks, Henry.
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