Origami 5 Intersecting Tetrahedra Tetrahedron Tutorial Designed by Thomas Hull (ASMR Paper Folding)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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5 Intersecting Tetrahedra is created by Thomas Hull.
In this tutorial I used 30 sheets of 5x15cm paper and a small piece of paper as a note. Glue is optional.
I used 5 different colours to make it easier to follow along.
Difficulty ★★★★★ / Advanced Origami
Timestamps:
0:11 - Step 1: Making a unit
2:14 - Step 2: Making a 3 piece unit
2:44 - Step 3: Making a tetrahedron
3:58 - Step 4: Assembling
Music:
"Little Idea" by www.bensound.com
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I barely made one, it took around 4 hrs to make. Thanks for the tutorial :)
This was definitely the best video i found for this model! Very good idea to label the first triangle as a point of reference, makes everything a little more clear and less confusing as to where each triangle fits in. Thank you for this tutorial
Thank you!
This was very very helpful. Took about 3 hours and a few wrong moves that were corrected after watch-stop-watch. Thank you!
I showed my mom this and she started to cry talking about how talented I am lol. thank you so much for making this lovely tutorial!
I have done a few of these in the past, the best tips I can give you:
1. try to make it with the same colors and order as he does it will make your life a lot easier
2. don't try to make it small size. the bigger the easier, I have done 9x3 cm and it was hell
The corner marking with the paper is genius..
i saw this warning, thought "nah i'd win," and proceeded to make it with 3in by 1.5in papers. it was so frustrating trying to get the teeny tiny pockets and tabs to fit in at the very end without them popping open. anyways, i should've heeded your warning, stranger
It took almost 3 hrs to finish. Thank you for explaining simply and accurately. 👍👍
This helped alot for me! I didn't quite get what the teacher did, luckily this video is here! Thank you for posting this video!!! 😁😁😁
I'm very interested in your origami and it's attractive work 😃
A long time ago, I saw this on the cover of a book by Rick Beech, "Origami! 80 amazing paperfolding projects." I managed to complete 1 tetrahedron, but went no further. Your video may just be the inspiration I needed to finish!!
Go for it, the assembly is tricky and hurts your brain but the end result is beautiful - just keep it away from cats and children
It took me 10 mins to make it🎉🎉
it took me 5 hours thanks a lot for the tutorial
Exceptionally clear tutorial very well done
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The best the clearest ones
No matter how many times I make this, I always have to come back to this video for the assembly part😂thanks for this upload
So long ago, I made 4 before. Just needed to remember first stage an last intersection. Thank you 💕
I found that you can pinch the creases near the connection points to make the pieces stay together much better.
I agree with others who feel this is the best tutorial out there for this model. Does anyone know the weight of the paper he uses? It appears to be "stiffer" than most origami paper, which would be helpful in constructing this model, which I also agree with others is quite difficult.
Thank you! We used 70 gsm paper 🙂
@@LavenderHome Thank you so much for the reply and information
@@LavenderHome Thank you, I spent a lot of time and this was the only tutorial that showed me well how to put the model together
i finished in 4 hours straight!! thanks a lot for tutorial!!!!
Awesome Work!😍
Does anyone know the paper's lenght/width ratio? Or does it not matter?
The paper ratio is 3:1. We used 15cm x5cm in this tutorial.
Do you think it's easier to use big papers or small ones?
Great tutorial
I used chart and made 4....but my chart was very thin like A4 thin... So i was not able to complete it..... I did it using glue.... Cause i couldnt get it fixed...and in used the same colour which it made extra confusion and me crazyyyyyy...... Can anybody pls tell me how thich chart should i usee...
This is beautiful, just one question, are the locks strong enough if made properly?
I’m pretty sure it is if you just have thin sheets of paper and intertwine the pieces together
How many of each colour do I need?
It’s 6. For anyone who wanted to know. Also I don’t recommend using thin/ flimsy paper as it is extremely hard
@@issie6374 lol. I used 3 colors of firm paper and 2 of flimsy paper. Definitely not the prettiest thing ._.
Took about 2 hours cutting paper and 3 hours assembling but ya know it was worth it 🤔
Joining the pieces is hard and I'm only on the the first tetrahedra so I know that this is gonna take m some time
It took me like 40min each tetrahedra in average
Does anyone have any tips on getting the tips of the units to actually stay in place? Mine kept falling apart while trying to make a tetrahedra. I used 70 gsm and copy paper
put glue on the first tetrahedra. the rest should be falling apart easily while assembling. Check the corner(connecting part) if fully insert. When a tip formed with 3 pieces connected properly, the structure is stable even without glue.
Hi! Best video for this complicated origami! May I link your video in my little blog? Grazie
Of course! 🙂
2nd times the charm [maybe]
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What should b the length and width of the paper
5x15cm is used in this tutorial
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I know how to make pieces but idk how to join them, the video Is good but the assembly part i cant reall see well on it. But overall good job
fantastico
I was doing it with A4 paper to test, and since it's almost 20cm x 30 cm I thought I could just cut It in 8 pieces of almost 5cm x 15cm and it would do the trick. It didn't. Measure your pieces correctly guys :/
I did it exactly like you had, one A4 into eight pieces. I'm currently three tetrahedra in and guys... it's going but I sense the people before me and their warnings. I am still on this path, but if I can achieve success is still a gamble
I did that first time with 9x9 pieces which I cut in 3 (3:9 = 1:3 ratio), and then for the second one I used A5 (that has 210x148 mm size) which I cut into 7x21 pieces. Both were pretty easy to do.
2:11
Me laughing when not following the rules of origami and using tape after raging with joining the pieces
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The hardest thing I did in my life
Have kids.
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Thank you, but I tried this with traditional origami paper, and after the 6 most infuriating hours of my life, it fell apart. I'm never doing this again
oh no. Try the copy paper or strong wrapping paper. standard origami paper is too thin for this model.
It took me 10 mins to make it🎉🎉