Using a hendecagon for holding bins.

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The hendecagon is an 11 sided polygon - in this case, it's a cylinder that I built for holding up to 187 3" wide bins. I built this in 2008 and never really showed it off. The cylinder is 6ft tall and roughly 18" or so wide. The sides are joined together using glue and 1/8" thick splines.



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