Twisted Pentagonal Prism Pencil Holder

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Twisted Pentagonal Prism Pencil Holder

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This is a guide on how to make one

Glue a Blank A4 Paper Onto High Impact Polystyrene

Put the paper onto the corner as shown

Set a Protractor As Shown and Make a Mark at 70º

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Draw a 15cm Long Vertical Line

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Make sure it lines up with the Mark your protractor made

Make Another Line As Shown

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Make the line on top of your angled sides. Be sure that this line is straight and going all the way across the paper, as it will make it easier to make angled rectangles.

Make a 5cm Measurement As Shown

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Start at the top of your vertical line

Make Another Mark Angled at 70 Degrees, Starting From the 5cm Mark You Made

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This will help make your angled rectangle

Make Another Line From the Mark As Shown

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This will complete 1 angled rectangle

Make 4 More Angled Rectangles With the Same Measurements

Cut Out All of Your Angled Rectangles

Make a Diagonal Line As Shown on All of the Recrangles

Make sure all the lines are going the same direction

Cut Across the Diagonal Line

Making a Pentagon. Make a 5cm Line

Make sure the sides of the pentagon are the same width as the angled rectangles. Each angle should be 108 degrees to make the perfect pentagon

Line Up a Protractor at 108º and Make Another Line

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Set up as shown.

Repeat 3 More Times Until You Have a Pentagon

Cut the Pentagon Out

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Tape One Triangle Onto Each Side of the Pentagon

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Make sure the tape is on the outside of the mold so it doesnt leave a mark. Also make sure that all of the triangles are facing the same way so when you twist the design it will twist and make a pentagonal prism. Do as shown onto all sides of the pentagon

Tape the Remaining Half Squares As Shown

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Make sure it isnt flush on, so that it makes a twisted form

Repeat Again and Again Untill You Have a Core That Looks Somewhat Like This

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Put on Another Layer of Tape

It is recommended to put a layer of tape around the design so it doesn't flatten out when you put plaster in it

Make a New Pentagon at Least 2 Centimeters Smaller

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This is for the core.This means you repeat the steps from earlier to make a pyramid, but instead of making it 5cm per side make it 3cm per side

Make a Mark at Half the Length of Your Pentagonal Side

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Make a line of your choice as shown. This will impact the height of your core

Connect the Top of Your Line to the 2 Sides of Your Horizontal Line to Make a Triangle

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Make 4 New Triangles That Have the Same Sized Base As the Side of Your Pentagon, in This Case 3cm

Make sure all 5 triangles are the same height

Tape All of Your Triangles Onto Your Pentagon and Fold

Try putting tape onto the

Mix 10 and a Half Cups of Plaster Into 7 Cups of Water and Stir

Pour the Plaster 4/5th of the Way Into the Mold and Then Centre the Core With Each Point of the Core Pentagon Lining Up With the Molds Pentagon

Wait at Least 24 Hours and Then Take the Plastered Product Out.