The Ultimate Solid of Constant Width

The most sophisticated and complex version of a Solid of Constant Width.

Matter Collection used to seeing this characteristic in spheres that roll without changing this dimension, but as incredible as it sounds, there are other shapes with the same property that isn't circular, like The Solid of Constant Width. This is one of the rare surfaces that maintains its width as it rotates around any axis.

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The shape studied for centuries

Leonhard Euler observed that the Reuleaux triangle has a constant breadth independent of its orientation. This figure's intersection of four identical spheres with the same radius and side length generated a volumetric version of a Reuleaux Triangle, although it didn't have the constant width.

Dan Bergerud worked hard to find a solid of continuous width with genuine symmetry; he replaced the boundaries with a sphere envelope. Each of these bodies is tangent to the tetrahedron's edges, and can be imagined as a sphere travelling along the center axis as its radius decreases.

What is so special about the ultimate solid of constant width?

The regular size Solid of Constant Width is 1.33" x 1.33" and weighs 4.9 oz.