function table() {
	
	var a = Cube1_default();
	
	var tmp = [];
	for(var i = 0; i < a.polygons.length; i++){
		if (measureArea(a.polygons[i]) < 0){
			a.polygons[i] = a.polygons[i].reverse();
		}
		for(var j = 1; j< a.polygons[i].length-1; j++){
			tmp.push([a.polygons[i][0], a.polygons[i][j], a.polygons[i][j+1]]);
		}
	}
	
	return scale([8,8,8], polyhedron({points:a.points, faces:tmp}));
	
}

There is certainly a way to write this code a more modern way with map() to speed it up.

it seems that the issues were about the winding of the 2D geometries, and correcting geometries to wind CCW about the Z axis. is that correct? Any bugs that we need to look at?