TUTORIAL Jessen's Orthogonal Icosahedron (Zen Magnets, Micromagnets)

This video shows how to build Jessen's Orthogonal Icosahedron with edge length 6 using 1522 magnets and at the end of the video with edge length 5 using 826 magnets.
To build the shape with edge length n, with n greater or equal to 2, the required amount of magnets N is 1/3(28n^3-42n^2+2n+18).
n, N
2, 26
3, 134
4, 382
5, 826
6, 1522
7, 2526
8, 3894
9, 5682
10, 7946
11, 10742
12, 14126
13, 18152
14, 22882
15, 28366
The shape with edge length 3 is quite difficult to build and I don't think it is possible to make the shape with edge length 2.
Zen Magnets are available at zenmagnets.com/.

[@Dead_Dreamer_YT]

Your videos are always impressive

[@hyperbolemasterkerry1307]

Magnificant. That is a strange, but beautiful shape I never heard of before. Must have taken a while to figure out how to reproduce it in magnets too. Thanks for the effort.

[@Mathnetism]

Thank you! I did spend a lot of time figuring out how to build this shape.

[@RobertKohut]

Nice to see a tutorial again! It so easy now that you added some text instruction....Not!....LOL. I only imagine if I tried this I would create a magnet meatball...LOL. Thanks for sharing!

[@Mathnetism]

Thanks!

[@oinoi8373]

Yayyyayyayaya the weird icosahedron! Thanks for tutorials!!

[@Mathnetism]

You're welcome!

[@Dandrelin]

Impressive tutorial, thanks for sharing!

[@Mathnetism]

Thank you!

[@neotoys9128]

your tutorials are the best :)

[@Mathnetism]

Thanks!

[@toffiklubitoffi8561]

One. Module. Takes. More. Magnets. Than. I. Do. Have. THAT'S INSANE!

[@koozdra]

wow, amazing work!

[@Mathnetism]

Thanks Dimitri!

[@RobertKohut]

Amazing! Do you know the secret of building the Pyramids?...LOL

[@Mathnetism]

Thanks ;)

[@emanuelpollak1440]

Super!!! This is not for me yet. I hope I will master it in time.)

[@Mathnetism]

Thanks!