Gyroid Dodecahedron

#### Gyroid Dodecahedron

What does a gyroid look like in a dodecahedron? Of course, one can just print a dodecahedron using the gyroid (3D) infill while leaving the top and/or bottom open (layer=0). However, the gyroid is either too dense or not smooth. The present design takes a gyroid approximation and allows it to intersect with a dodecahedron for various views. The gyroid structure can be readily seen within the dodecahedron.

By default, the dodecahedron has an edge length of *58.78mm* or a face circumradius of *50mm*. It can be scaled down to, say 75% or even 25%, for small printing spaces.

Where the bottom half is exposed, minimal support is needed to support the gyroid. Otherwise, the models can be printed without support.


####References

1. https://schoengeometry.com/
2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platonic_solid