Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Note: the incorrect extra triangle is discovered and fixed at 14:12.
This video shows how to build the rough cube by cutting the parts from card stock paper and joining them together using scotch tape. It's only "rough" because we use scotch tape, however the parts still need to be drawn and cut exactly. To make the parts, we use the template (master cookie-cutter) drawn with the compass and the aid of the circular grid, by transferring the shape onto a new sheet using a push-pin to mark the corners of the pattern.
Note: the incorrect extra triangle is discovered and fixed at 14:12.
This video shows how to build the rough cube by cutting the parts from card stock paper and joining them together using scotch tape. It's only "rough" because we use scotch tape, however the parts still need to be drawn and cut exactly. To make the parts, we use the template (master cookie-cutter) drawn with the compass and the aid of the circular grid, by transferring the shape onto a new sheet using a push-pin to mark the corners of the pattern.



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