My latest project, and my new favorite shape. This Stellation of Strombic Hexecontahedron was generated in Stella4D, connectors designed and created in Fusion360 and 3D printed. The faces are Rowmark Colorshop plywood. Very Fun!
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you, sir, are a madman.
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Oooooh! Ahhhhhhhhh! That shape is the mostest coolest! 
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Brain explosion in 3… 2… 1…
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I prefer evil genius.
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i hope you’re using a powered screwdriver to put those things together. 
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Beautiful, scary beautiful.
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Absolutely. I still have dexterity issue due to MS, and drop a ton of screws and parts on the floor. I swear sometimes too.
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Yep! i know that part. It’s required for eventual success.
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And here I was proud I managed to make a ball 
Your work is amazing as always and an inspiration. Thx for sharing
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I started with that shape, and down the rabbit hole I went. It’s addicting.
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Feelin the itch for sure, I see more low poly balls in my future.
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You win.
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Ahh, that one is really cool!!
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wow!!!
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I mean… WTAF Dude! Don’t bogart the weed! That’s some premium stuff!
My lawd that is amazing Sir. Ah. May. Zing.
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Jeez… I can’t imagine how you engineered that.
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I used a program called Stella4D to give me the face angles, edge lengths, and most importantly the dihedral angles. This one looks insanely cool, but is somewhat simple as it uses the same face shape for the entire piece. I’ve finally got enough knowledge of Fusion360 to crank these out pretty quickly. The way I was doing it on some of my earlier shapes was so inefficient.
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I got pretty competent with F360 and my 3D printer. Haven’t quite figured out the workflow for the GF yet. Something to look forward to.
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Well, when you’re ready, I can help you create a connector.
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