Make: Geometry

as the print in Figure 5-21), the second case (Figure 5-34, same as the

print in Figure 5-25) ) and the final case (Figure 5-35, same as the print in

Figure 5-32).You can print out a few copies, and use one as a template for

the finished model. This type of file can be dragged into a browser, Adobe

Illustrator, and other programs and printed in hardcopy from there. It can

also be used for laser cutting. You could try just cutting the triangles yourself

until they fit, but the cuts need to be in certain places to fit with the smallest

number of pieces, and the rules for determining where to cut are encoded in

the OpenSCAD code.

FIGURE 533: