Icosahedron vertex symmetry weave

6 bands of 8 tori, each with a square cross-section, centered on the great circles with axes through the vertices of a regular icosahedron. Buckminster Fuller called  this as an "isometric vector matrix grid" with physical properties related to electromagnetic frequencies at the appropriate size. The tori are separated by the small radius of the torus, and their centers intersect at the centers of the faces of the related regular icosahedron.