How to Make A Torus from Villarceau Circles

[@ladyandante9399]

Thank you I didn't know what to do until I watched this video

[@sudiptamukherjee6701]

Thanks a lot! I had been stuck in the last part of the assembly for about one week, and you helped me out easily.

[@Pomask88]

You make this look so easy!

[@mumtazbegum1053]

Please l want to know how to make John's sliceform cylinder

[@bibianaquintos9669]

No entiendo como cerrarlo!

[@luisfernandoibarraperez3347]

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[@arellanobarronhectorgamali5215]

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[@wufu48]

I don’t quite understand the pattern

[@joelmolina3647]

Thanks very well explain, Thanks again.

[@annbush7048]

I made it with the template and it doesn't have a donut shape. It's more spherical than what's in the video. It looks great and was fun to make, so thank you. How can I make another one that is more like a donut?

[@annbush7048]

Thanks for your response!!! I fiddled with the spherical thing I made and it just needed to be adjusted and squashed down a bit to get the donut shape...

[@sr.mosquito5146]

What material are u using?

[@gracebalhernbalhern3008]

Thanks

[@muzvid]

On your webpage for this model you reference the paper by Monterde and Monera. Since you posted this video, María García Monera has posted one of her own. In it, she demonstrates a method that looks like it might make it easier to interweave the 2 ends once you have assembled the units. She reserves 2 units of the type with the slots going inward and adds these after you've linked the ends together. I have yet to assemble one, so I'm not certain it will be easier, but it looks like it should be. Here's a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJfXZXiAoLuNb7s

[@cutoutfoldup]

Thanks for pointing out this method. It appears to simplify the process.

[@arkwaright7106]

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