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Hamiltonian circuit/cycle
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A hamiltonian path is a path that visits each vertex exactly once - in a dodecahedron, it can be done with a beautiful cycle.
As an added math bonus, this figure can be composed from 32 equal cuboids with two 45 degree chamfers that create square cross-sections. For those interested: the radius of the circumscribed sphere in relation to each side of the square is about 3.1935.
I think it should be able to print without support, but the support I printed came clean off. Also, there's only a very small contact point with the bed, so I sunk the model a few layers into the bed. The first two tries, the printer head tipped over the model, messing up the whole print.
If you make one, please share the results!
As an added math bonus, this figure can be composed from 32 equal cuboids with two 45 degree chamfers that create square cross-sections. For those interested: the radius of the circumscribed sphere in relation to each side of the square is about 3.1935.
I think it should be able to print without support, but the support I printed came clean off. Also, there's only a very small contact point with the bed, so I sunk the model a few layers into the bed. The first two tries, the printer head tipped over the model, messing up the whole print.
If you make one, please share the results!
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