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Description
This is an all wood Tetrahedron (the first of the five Platonic Solids) This time it has a wood square inside to define that the four common center points of the Tetrahedron are described in one common plane. Three such planes exist in a Tetrahedron and if all three are inscribed together, the three intersecting Squares become a single Octahedron.

I drill shallow holes in four of the six wood Tetrahedron pieces and in all four corners of the wood Square. Everything is attached with small wood dowels connecting the Square to the Tetrahedron.

All wood, 10 pieces, 9" tall

Description
This is an all wood Tetrahedron (the first of the five Platonic Solids) This time it has a wood square inside to define that the four common center points of the Tetrahedron are described in one common plane. Three such planes exist in a Tetrahedron and if all three are inscribed together, the three intersecting Squares become a single Octahedron.

I drill shallow holes in four of the six wood Tetrahedron pieces and in all four corners of the wood Square. Everything is attached with small wood dowels connecting the Square to the Tetrahedron.

All wood, 10 pieces, 9" tall