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A 4-square puck weaver in standard position with points labelled. |
A more self-explanatory terminology for vertices that are mmm or www, is all-outboard and all-central.
We wish to end our weaving at an all-outboard vertex (formerly mmm) so we can tuck it closed like the flaps of a box.
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A completed all-outboard (formerly mmm) vertex in puck weaving. |
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A completed all-central (formerly www) vertex in puck weaving. |
When finished, an
all-outboard vertex naturally looks tidy because no unit weavers come to an end at its folds. An
all-central vertex will look messy if the ends of unit weavers are visible, as in the photo above.
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