I had a spot on a shelf to fill so I used some oak hdf plywood to put this together yesterday. I need to do a bit more gentle tapping on the joints to make sure they’re all fully in. They are a very tight fit and don’t need any glue.
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What luck that you had an empty space calling for this because it is a visual delight.
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Thank you so much!
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Nice to look at. Some things just have to be done.
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Very cool! How big is it? And what was your inspiration for the design?
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Thank you! Each side is 17cm long (6.69"). I was playing around with a box generator and found some platonic solids, so decided I would love to make a tetrahedron . For the pattern I kind of got inspired by those ballbearing mazes, plus there was a recent post that may have had a similar pattern (I think it was a painted cube, it was amazing and even glowed in the dark but I now can’t find it at all.)
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Very cool. Your eyes just travel over the lines:-)
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I’m intrigued by the pyramid design! Well done.
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Love it! We don’t see many tetrahedrons here. I really like nonstandard pieces.
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It was slightly aggravating to put together so maybe that’s why there aren’t too many!
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would you happen to still have the link to the generator you used to create this pyramid?
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Welcome to the forum 
It’s been over a year since @awebs76 has visited so you may not get an answer sadly.
While this may not be what they used, they’ve got them here:
Hopefully we’ll get to see what you make with it!
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this is excellent, thank you very much for stepping in with the info! I appreciate it 
if I manage something cool I will definitely post it here
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