Table Saw Dodecahedron: In-Depth Design and Process
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- After my previous video on the solid wood dodecahedron, I made this video to cover the design and making process in greater detail. In this video we cover the use of Fusion 360 to make a 3D model and use it to plan out the jig and fabrication process, talk through how it was made, and problems and solutions along the way.
This is a bit longer and more "talky" than most of my videos, so I'd love to know what you think about this "in depth" style of video, leave me a comment below. Thanks for watching.
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Excellent video! I really admire how you were able to "think outside the box" and come up with a method and jig for creating those dodecahedrons. I also really enjoyed that you showed how you designed it up in Fusion 360. Thank you for sharing!
Great rundown Ben. I learned a few little fusion tricks just watching how you use it. I didn't realize model and project parameters existed... I'm going to put these into my workflow immediately.
Thanks Greg! Now get to work on that workflow
That’s a very complex build to describe. You managed to articulate the process quite well. Fantastic work.
Thank you
This was incredibly helpful. The other video is great for a quick reference, but this helped me understand a lot more of what was going on.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful
What are the chances that you could make video explaining the math and measurements to make a solid icosahedron(d20)? You did a great job explaining the process btw!
And now I can combine my Destiny engrams and Woodworking hobbies :) Thanks for the video.
Nice!
Amazing technical knowledge and a great video, thanks for publishing.
Great video. I really like how you think about your explanations instead of just rambling on.
Thank you
Really nice video, you're good at explaining process. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit so thoroughly.
+Nachimir Thank you
And I thought initially that this was gonna be 12 separate pieces all glued together... lots of work behind the scenes that folks would never know unless ya' showed them.
Thanks!
+Jeffrey Potter Thank you, happy to share
I really enjoyed the full breakdown. Lots of killer info. Thanks for teaching us!
+Michael Lawing Thanks! I try to include some useful bits in there :-)
Great video Ben. Iwas looking to do this myself to produce some dice for math practise for my daughter. How about a perspex plate on the top, under the clamp head, with a dowel hole and a single scibed line. May stop you needing to redraw your radial lines and be easier to align, perhaps.
NERRRRD!!!!!! I LIKE IT!! I was wondering how you pulled that off. That's pretty cool, and surprisingly simple. Might have to give that a try some time.
HAHAHA, Damn right! Turns out I'm a bigger geometry nerd than I realized.
Awesome, and such an easy to follow explanation. I say, make an instructable!
Thanks Willem. Haven't posted an instructable for awhile, but when I get back in the writing mood, I'll have this one on my list :-)
Thanks Ben!
Happy to share Justin!
super cool man! thanks for taking the time ;)
Thanks man, it took a lot more time than I expected, so that means a lot :-)
Great video...If I was to make this out of 3/4" plywood the size of a soccer ball and hollow in inside what would be the angle I need to cut to make all the edges line up?
Thank you for taking the time to produce this video. This could be cut out in a larger version on a properly set up bandsaw. does your computer model give you the block dimensions if the pentagon were to be 1 1/2 or 2 X larger?
"Thanks for taking the time to watch"?!?
No brother......Thank you for taking the time to make this for us to watch!!!
Outstanding work!
Can Google sketch be used instead of Fusion 360 for a 1/1 scale model?
I would like to cut more sizes, from 3 in to 15 inches
Thank you for your time and effort!
Thank you! I don't use Google sketchup, so I'm not sure how easy or difficult this would be.
Thank you very nice video a joy to watch and listen. also for the tip on getting dents out. *o*
Thanks!
How would you fancy turning it on a wood lathe?
Nice explanation man, thanks!
Thank YOU!
Hello thanks for the video very interesting .j do have little question for you . I just made some hexagons fail miserably the first time . second try they came out perfect al at 30° ..my question is if I made a dodecaedro the joining edges will always be at the same angle too no matter the size of the dodecaedro?? If so what will be that angle thanks a lot i really enjoy your video ....
tnx sir :) so nice
Great!
+R AD Thanks again :-)
isopropyl for the tape
Do you still recommend Fusion 360 (over Sketchup)?
I can’t or work out how to make the template of the pentagon,Is it possible that you can send a copy that I can print?
Hello Ben, great video i have been trying to do this project but my brain is too small to work out some of the detail i.e the exact drawing of the pentagon with the 72-degree angles on the template, Would it be possible for you to send me a scaled drawing of this, I can make a donation if you wish.
So the 2 plates that you put on with tape have to be 180 different from top to bottom?
Yup! Good observation
Hmmm. Couldn't you use a jazzier jig. Avoid the sacrificial wood and the marks?
Can I ask you to send a file of one face for 3D printing? Thank you
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