Flexible Polyhedron Candidate

Published 2023-11-20
Truly flexible polyhedra are exceptionally rare. As far as I know there are no known flexible polyhedra using only regular polygons. This video is about one candidate that I found.

Introduction (0:00)
Full-sized version with 2 DOF (1:54)
Truncated version (3:42)
Minimal version with 1 DOF (4:11)
My plea for help (5:22)

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All Comments (4)
  • @LockPickingCuber
    This is fascinating! I'd never come across the idea of flexible / non-flexible polyhedra before. And nice to see the huge pile of 2x2x2x2s!
  • @bmenrigh
    I love polydron. One of the best gifts I ever got as a kid.
  • @user-on4yf6sj5u
    Melinda Green ive finished the 1x1x1x1 or the 1⁴ it looks like a 1x1 conjoined to a 1x1 and since i didint have magnets i used tape Rubik Great Melinda Green!