Framework of rods configurable into a variety of shapes

DETAILED DESCRIPTION USING FIGURES FIG.
1 shows an assembly of one embodiment of connecting six edges, herein designated as control rods of any fixed length and identified by numbers, with junction restraints of any flexible material which allows the junction to angulate, by flexure, and lineate, by appropriate frictional slippage, any stresses that are imposed.
Appropriately selected O-rings are one suitable restraint, but other means have been used.
FIG.
2 shows one structure that forms by angulation and lineation of the assembly.
The six edges identify an internal space in three dimensions, as well as suggest an external space as identified by four combinations of three edges.
The figure shows junction combinations of 1-2-3, 1-4-6, 2-4-5, and 3-5-6, which outline a tetrahedron.
FIG.
4 is a photograph that shows ten combinations of lineation and angulation from assemblies such as FIG.
1.
In addition, it shows three exhibits of tetrahedral structures in miniature, but use as pendant or other jewelry, designated as A.
Further, it exhibits another use as a support structure, namely an easel, designated as B.
FIG.
3 exhibits variation in size from A (miniature as earrings), through B, C, as intermediate to size D, used as a display rack.