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Magneting: Soft Truncated Icosahedron and Truncated Tetrahedron
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A giant puffy truncated icosahedron made from 6*(1+2) * 6 * 20 = 2160 magnets, and a small truncated tetrahedron made from 6*(1+2) * 6 * 4 = 432 magnets.
Pictures on Flick...
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Magneting: Easy Bridges and More
cgibbard
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Here, I show how to construct my "Easy Bridges" figure, and then show some cubical/octahedral things which can be built from the same parts, and part of the construction of...
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Magneting: A surprise with (0,2,4)-folded 2-layer hexagons
cgibbard
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As I was uploading the last video, I had 20 hexagons left, and figured I'd make some sort of chiral icosahedral structure from them, but the magnets did something a bit une...
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Magneting: A couple of constructions
cgibbard
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Here I detail how to construct a nice icosidodecahedron (or antidodecahedron) from 12 pentagonal pieces, each built from five (0,2,4)-folded 2-layer hexagons. (6*(1+2)*5*12...
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Magneting: Construction of Spore
cgibbard
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((6*(1+2))*(5+5))*12 = 2160 magnets
You can see some nice photos I took of this thing on flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cgibbard/5170812041/in/photostream/
http://w...
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Magneting: Construction of Knobbles
cgibbard
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How to video for the "Knobbles" used in some of my recent photos on flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cgibbard/5162959777/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cgibbard/5165220...
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Truncated cuboctahedron construction
cgibbard
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Sure, you could just make 8 hexagons and stick them together, but that would be too straightforward. ;)
Uses 6*8 = 48 magnets.
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LoadingReadyRun - Holiday
cgibbard
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'When going on a trip, it's important to take only the essentials.'
I'm uploading this just to be able to embed it as flash.
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