Tetrahinge Free 3D print model

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The parts are engineered to join seamlessly, fully formed, by simply printing them all at once using the Replicator 2's lowest setting. My ideal would be to create interlocking faces that can be clicked together afterwards, which would grant me the ability to produce much bigger and more complex polyhedra. Perhaps that's a project for another day... Update: This creation is going to be submitted as part of the Thingiverse Math Manipulative Challenge, alongside some other polyhedral nets featuring hinged sides. Learn how to make your own math manipulatives by visiting the makerhome blog today!