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STC #68
Excerpt from AP-ART by Stewart Coffin
In Confessional, all three axes of the Square
Knot #9 are tilted by five degrees, making the
cross-section of the pieces rhombic and the
assembly more complicated. It is also harder to
fabricate unless one invests in a custom cutting tool of some sort, which I never did or I might have
made lots more. I used laborious multiple saw cuts. The assembly has only one three-fold axis of
symmetry.