Polyhedrals everywhere.
Want to make your own Rhombicosidodecahedron? I have posted the files needed to 3D print your own internal connectors on Etsy.
Ha! I had thought about using one of the Mayan calendar spinoffs on my dodecahedron, but decided the engraving would take longer than I wanted to wait. You must have more patience than I do. 
That came out great!
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wow the engraving looks awesome 
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The force was with you.
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Now this is really outstanding. Well done!
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I’m most interested in how long it took you to screw it together 
really fine work, this is definitely one of my favorite trends happening in the forum
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Waaaaaay too long. I have MS, and my finger dexterity is crap lately, so I dropped the wrench, screws, 3D parts, engraved parts, tape, magnets, etc like 500 times. 240 screws is too many, and I tightened each by hand. I should look into getting a small cordless drill to help with this…
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I have found this very useful, mine is different brand but similar. https://www.lowes.com/pd/SKIL-iXO-4-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Red-USB-Cordless-Screwdriver/1000619827
much work that I don’t think would have gotten done if I did not have it,
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Did you 3dprint the backs? or have a source?
Thank you!
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I designed the parts myself in Fusion360 and 3D printed them.
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truly stunning work! thanks for pushing the envelope!
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Very impressive piece!
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Saw a reference to this while watching a Big Bang Theory episode recently. I knew the answer before they said it!
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Truly amazing! I am so impressed right now.
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