INTRODUCTION

The following site:
http://www.3dprintedweavements.com
reveals small items constituted as 3D-“weavements” consisting of
(3) mutually perpendicular (4 x 4) arrays of constituent elements,
(1) red array, (1) green array, (1) blue array.
The elements of each array are
interwoven with those of the 2 other arrays,
thus forming a small, cubic 3D-woven ‘fabric’,
represented by (b) in Det. -A.

That small, cubic fabric can be understood as being a cut-out from
a much larger hypothetical cubic 3D-fabric consisting of
(3) mutually perpendicular (n x n) arrays of constituent elements,
where “n” is some large number. That larger fabric is
represented by (a) in Det. -A.
(It should be visualized as being larger yet than suggested by (a)).

In Det. -B
that larger fabric is shown again,
still represented by (a).
Shown below it are (3) significant slice-outs that can be
excised from it, and they are the following:

A slice-out parallel to the front of the fabric,
starting from the front,
called a “Frontal Slice-Out”,
represented by (c).
It contains a “Frontal Weave-Pattern”.

A slice-out centered about the
edge-to-edge diagonal plane thru that fabric,
called a “Diagonal Slice-Out”,
represented by (d).
It contains a “Diagonal Weave-Pattern”.

A slice-out centered about the
corner-to-corner-to-corner oblique plane thru that fabric,
called an “Oblique Slice-Out”,
represented by (e)
It Contains an “Oblique Weave-Pattern”.

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A rectangular section cut from the mid-area of (e):
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has a weavement-pattern as shown in Det. -F
if the weavement is fashioned as a LLLR-type weavement,
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has a weavement-pattern as shown in Det. -G
if the weavement is fashioned as an OOO-type weavement.
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Weavement-types are described in
http://www.3dprintedweavements.com/stacks