Mathematical Impressions: Printing 3-D Models

George Hart describes in this video how to create physical models of mathematical objects, surveying some examples of surfaces and polytopes.
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[@somni6756]

I love the Simon's Foundation, and yet I had no idea this was Dr. George W. Hart!

[@YoAddicts]

Now I kind of want to do this at home before considering a PhD

[@Hythloday71]

How about printing a 3D gravitational well ? What is its equation ?

[@somni6756]

I want all of the tangibles in this video, does anyone know where I can buy them, maybe Shape Ways?

[@brachypelmasmith]

What is the second model you showed at the beginning, right after Menger sponge; the 3-D curvy mesh-like thing

[@alecwhatshisname5170]

I would also like to know.

[@fernmendiz6349]

what 3d printer are you using

[@wilfredoruelquispeayala3228]

como hacer una geodesia

[@mayaehly5379]

I want one to go on my desk

[@ravanabrahmarakshas4263]

brilliant.

[@yosefmacgruber1920]

Please print out some 4-D models on your 3D printer. Is that possible?

[@h-Films]

Yosef MacGruber no... are you serious?

[@Mike-ku6wl]

WHAT PROGRAMS IS USED FOR THIS MODELS ARE THERE IS SOME BOOK FOR LEARN HOW TO USE THANKS