Both of these designs are part of a series of tutorials, each of which can be built using a Brick Bending / WLWYB geometric kit. Buy a kit, build something amazing, and support the channel. 😁
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This tutorial demonstrates two variations for building a Triquetra (or Trinity Knot): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triquetra

And yes, it’s dangerously close to the Treyarch logo (I’m still working on a closer version of that):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treyarch

The first variation uses five layers and is larger--designed to hang on a wall. It is relatively easy to build.

Piece Breakdown: 1x2 plates (198), 1x3 plates (6), 1x2 bricks (297), 1x3 bricks (9)

The second variation uses six layers and is smaller and more compact. It’s designed to sit on a desk or shelf. This build is much more difficult as it’s under a lot more tension.

Piece Breakdown: 1x2 plates (126), 1x3 plates (6), 1x2 bricks (252), 1x3 bricks (12)

Note/warning: I’m making the curved connections look relatively easy in this tutorial but I am very well practiced. It is challenging. It takes some strength to make those final bends and force them to connect. In theory you could do this build with 7 layers or more but making that bending connection gets increasingly difficult. Don’t attempt unless you’re willing to put in some muscle and put your bricks under some stress!

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