10:04 PM, Tuesday November 1st 2022
Ok 10 more boxes
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2:31 AM, Wednesday November 2nd 2022
These are looking really good! Go right ahead to the other 50. Feel free to change the orientation a bit for each one, I noticed that the boxes had a very similar orientation on this round.
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50 More Boxes
7:12 PM, Saturday November 12th 2022
50 more boxes: http://imgur.com/a/k7i3xdh
Pd: sorry for the delay
1:42 AM, Monday November 21st 2022
You did a really good job with these boxes! I a problem with a few of these however, and that is the inner corner being off, which I didn't see as much in the previous 10 boxes. Drawing the boxes in this alternative method should help with that. That being said, this is a very common problem for this challenge, and it doesn't seem to be too big of a problem for your boxes, but I would keep this in mind as you continue.
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