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as an alternative to gluing; having tabs proportional to the size of the edges they connect (with a limit to size and option to double up if an edge is too big) would be useful.
by having a centered hexagon tangent to the edge, and the corresponding edge to have a slot as wide as the widest part of the hexagon it is possible to have a design that doesn't require any glue.
here's a mock-up i made in inkscape using the export of the default cube:
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as an alternative to gluing; having tabs proportional to the size of the edges they connect (with a limit to size and option to double up if an edge is too big) would be useful.
by having a centered hexagon tangent to the edge, and the corresponding edge to have a slot as wide as the widest part of the hexagon it is possible to have a design that doesn't require any glue.
here's a mock-up i made in inkscape using the export of the default cube:
![cube](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/28547295/183513228-65816d78-eff6-4bd1-bf34-5a385e053a18.png)
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