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  • Registration

    ByConcernedPuzzler

    Registration is easy. The only point is to have a working email. Note that due to site update, previous accounts are not available anymore. Please follow procedure above to get…

  • Different Product Versions

    ByVeryPuzzle

    DIY FDM version ( * ) Test conditions are there mainly to control the minimum requirements. It’s actually a constraint put on the design. That is, if you are new…

  • RT Models

    ByVeryPuzzle

    RT refers to Rhombic Triacontahedron. Meaning face centers of a rhombic triacontahedron defined the axis system in this series. Edge centers of a dodecahedron also define exactly the same axis…

  • I Models

    ByVeryPuzzle

    I refers to Icosahedron. Meaning face centers of a icosahedron defined the axis system in this series. Corners of a dodecahedron also define exactly the same axis system. In this…

  • D Models

    ByVeryPuzzle

    D refers to Dodecahedron. Meaning face centers of a dodecahedron defined the axis system in this series. In this site, we call this D axis system. Below is a complete…

  • RD Models

    ByVeryPuzzle

    RD refers to Rhombic Dodecahedron. Meaning face centers of a rhombic dodecahedron defined the axis system in this series. Edge centers of a cube also define exactly the same axis…

  • O Models

    ByVeryPuzzle

    O refers to Octahedron. Meaning face centers of an octahedron defined the axis system in this series. The corners of a cube also define the exactly same axis system. In…

  • C Models

    ByVeryPuzzle

    C refers to Cube. Meaning face centers of a cube defined the axis system in this series. In this site, we call this C axis system. Below is a complete…

  • CORD and DIRT Explained

    ByVeryPuzzle

    CORD = Axis system defined by Red + Green + Blue arrows ( half-lines ) on cube. DIRT = Axis system defined by Red + Green + Blue arrows (…