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Jumper in Donut Tile



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Donut and jumper

Linus Bohman ( 2024-10-03, swooshable.com )
If you need 180 inverted SNOT this is the thinnest technique out there. It’s a real gem. It’s a relatively new technique since the donut was first released in 2013.
 

#1916 TECHNIQUES: 9 Ways To Build Upside Down

Alex Johnson ( 2023-01-25, tipsandbricks.co.uk )
It’s time to turn everything we know about building UPSIDE DOWN! Here are nine different ways to build upside down. Have you seen any of these used before? Which one do you think you’ll try out first?
 

LEGO SNOT: Advanced Techniques and Implementations

Oscar Cederwall ( 2024-08-07, bricknerd.com )
In the LEGO world, SNOT stands for “Studs Not On Top” and it is a technique for building sideways.

Tile Grille Sandwich
Tile 1 x 1 with Pin in Jumper
Tile 1 x 1 with Pin in Hollow Stud

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