Solid complementary D surface @EdoTimmermans
Solid complementary D surface  @EdoTimmermans
Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The unit is a variety on the previous unit, leading to a different lattice. What makes this build very challenging is the placing of rows of 5 magnets as strengthening on places where you cannot properly reach them after placing.
The outer surface of the structure represents Schoen's complementary D surface, hence the name.
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Solid complementary D surface

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