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Hugo Marrero wrote: > Think about what you just wrote.... you're saying that is easier to > cut several pentagobal sections, make sure they have the same > circularity within certain deviation, make sure they are the exact > same measurements, then glue each of the 5 sides on each section and > make sure it's in place correctly .... I've wondered about doing that for an entire hull. Not in acrylic, necessarily, but in whatever material is desired. The hull becomes a structure made of pentagonal pieces. If I could figure out how large each pentagon has to be to result in a hull of the proper size, I'd be able to think about this more clearly. The math eludes me so far. Mike |