Five Intersecting Tetrahedra

Each tetrahedron is 6 units, for a total of 30, using a flap/pocket assembly method at the corners. The individual tetrahedra are not directly connected to each other. Design by Tom Hull, mathematical description and folding diagram at mars.wnec.edu/~thull/fit.html

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tengds - craftwork suspended while packing to move says:

Wow! So intricate.
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adolfhitlerapprovesofwalmart says:

Do you have instructions for this?
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sparr0 says:

See the photo description, just added the link.
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adolfhitlerapprovesofwalmart says:

Thank you very much for the link.
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