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Geometry

Is this a segmented piece? Staved? I've been wanting to do a glue up with vertical triangles like this, to see the effect as the piece widens and narrows.
Oak, morado, Jacob, and pecan.
I posted this on "what's on your lathe", but now it's off.😀
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