Hey guys,

I hope you are doing great.

Can you do me a favor? I need a single step scanned from different diagrams.

I'm tryng to explain a particular fold that's very common in different
models -usually from practical or geometric origami- and I want to
exemplify it by showing that step in diagrams from different models.

This fold I'm talking about, you can make it when you have a series of
vertical rectangular walls that make a complete "circle". Each wall is
divided by a diagonal valley crease between the same opposite corners. The
walls are then folded down and twisted following the diagonal crease marks.

Examples of this step can be seen in:

-"Spring into Action" by Jeff Beynon as seen in different books.

-"Triple Spiral Cube" by Jun Maekawa in Genuine Geometric Origami Vol 2

-"Hourglass" by Yuri Shumakov in Origami Journal (Russia) 2000 No. 3

-"Fujimoto cube" by Shuzo Fujimoto in Origami for the Connoisseur by
Kunihuku kasahara and Toshie Takahama

-"Twist box" by David Martínez. (Leyla Torres made a video showing how to
fold it but I don't know if there are diagrams).

-Different containers by Chris Palmer.

-A masu box that is flattened by twisting the walls in order to turn it
into a coin purse (I saw a video of this once but I don't know if there are
diagrams of this).


It would be awesome if you scan that step from the official diagrams of the
models I've just mentioned, but you can also send me that same step from
diagrams of other models I don't know about. Ok? But it's important that
they come from diagrams, not photo-diagrams, videos, or others and that
they come from the official diagrams of the model. Ok?

If you agree on helping me out, you can send me the image attached to a
message sent to gerardo(a)neorigami.com In that case, please include in the
scanned image the number of the step and text (if it does includes text)
and please tell me the name of the model and creator as shown in the
diagrams, as well as the name of the book and its author or of the magazine
issue and its volume and number.

I really appreciate it : )


Thanks in advance!

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