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Donut and jumper

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.

To find the different pieces needed for this technique you can search LEGO's online Pick-a-Brick for the design ID's. We link other market places directly on each individual piece page, which you can find below.

Degree
Width
2 studs
Depth
2 studs
Height
2 plates

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Its symmetry makes it very useful.

This photo by Brian shows another useful trait: you can rotate the technique for some fun results.

Story Time

Steve and John did their job every day, yet they never stopped to consider that their tools might be too small for the task. After all: everything is cool when you're part of a team.

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