Parametric Einstein Tile
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A parametric version of the Smith–Myers–Kaplan–Goodman–Strauss aperiodic tile, a.k.a. "The Einstein"
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I know, yet another Einsten tile. But this is a Fusion 360 parametric version of the Smith–Myers–Kaplan–Goodman–Strauss aperiodic tile, a.k.a. “the Einstein” or “the Hat”.
Its look is taken from the Flying Kites - Einstein Tile Game model by PieSupplies (thank you!) but it has been redesigned from scratch, in order to make it completely parametric.
You can change the size, the thickness, the chamfer and so on just by changing some parameters; anyway, all parameters are initially set proportionally to the length of the longer sides of the tile, InRadius, because it is the radius of the inscribed circle of the hexagon which forms the basis of the tile's definition.
If you don't like the groove or the chamfer, just suppress the features in Fusion's timeline.
For convenience, I'm also adding an .stl file with the same initial parameters as the .f3d file.