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¼ Stella Octangula
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I suggests printing with 10% infill .
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Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) you
German astronomer and astrologer.
In 1609, he described a basic star polyhedron, which he called stella octangula, Latin for "eight-pointed star." I created ¼ of this solid to better understand its structure. To fold it, you need to put two squares together.
Just like in the picture.