I'm not qualified to say whether it's supposed to be this way or not, but if
it's supposed to be this way I think I found the reason why. See the
attached image after one 45 degree rotation:
http://forum.openscad.org/file/n11156/cube_diagonal.png
So for subsequent rotation, when rotating the corner 45 (where the red and
blue meet), it won't line up.
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I'm not qualified to say whether it's supposed to be this way or not, but if
it's supposed to be this way I think I found the reason why. See the
attached image after one 45 degree rotation:
<http://forum.openscad.org/file/n11156/cube_diagonal.png>
So for subsequent rotation, when rotating the corner 45 (where the red and
blue meet), it won't line up.
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