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Pythagorean cup i designed. ... I printed it in 0.2 mm Resolution but it doesn't matter.

A Parameterized Pythagorean Tree is a plane fractal constructed from interconnected squares that are arranged in a specific pattern.

... sixteen plus nine, the sum of the areas of the smaller squares. This tool showcases one of the applications of Pythagorean Theory. This item was created using Tinkercad. ...You can edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/fgKZ4u2IvU6.

A clever contraption known as the Pythagorean cup is credited to the genius of Pythagoras of Samos. This innovative vessel prevents overindulgence by limiting the amount of liquid it can hold, forcing its user to be mindful of their drinking habits.

A pythagorean cup is similar to a regular cup, with the exception that if you fill above a certain height inside the cup, then all of the contents of the cup will be emptied. This is good to teach people not to be greedy ;) It works by having a hole...

Surprisingly, mathematicians have proven that the total surface area of a 2D Pythagorean tree is finite, which also applies to this 3D model. To explore more, visit the Wikipedia page dedicated to the topic. I'm excited for you to get creative! I...

... When filled with wine up to its designated level, the user can freely drink without worry. But if excess enthusiasm gets the better of them, the cup's ingenious design causes its contents to spill out the bottom, a fitting punishment for gluttony.

The fact is that the one designed in the past was not so aesthetic because the channel for the liquid was in the middle of the cup. ...In this model, not only the aesthetic has been respected, but also someone who is going to use it, doesn't know the...

A simple Pythagorean Cup. ...Fill it up, but not too much!Note: Most materials usually aren't great to actually use as a cup (for health reasons).

... were served at the dinner. Many of the students wanted to pour more wine into their cups, but instead of getting it in their mouths, they got it all over their pants. ...They wondered why this happened - now you can discover the answer for yourself.

A Pythagorean cup is a practical joke device in a form of a drinking cup, credited to Pythagoras of Samos. When it is filled beyond the center column, a siphoning effect causes the cup to drain its entire contents through the base. The cup can be...

To generate the Pythagorean tree, instead of creating each of the squares the base square is created on its own and from there on each pair of squares is generated as one solid ‘bowtie’ shape. Doing it this way simplifies getting the rotation and...

... open chamber. The chamber is connected by a second pipe to the bottom of the central column, where a hole in the column exposes the pipe to (the contents of) the bowl of the cup." I printed this with TPU and no supports. ...It came out pretty well.

It's believed that he invented this cup to teach his students a lesson about the virtues of moderation and the consequences of greed. When you fill the cup with liquid up to a certain level, everything works as expected, and you can enjoy your drink....

The Pythagorean Cup is a timeless prank created by the genius Pythagoras himself, in which an unsuspecting patron who overfills his glass with wine will watch in horror as their drink drains out of their glass and onto their clothes. In this clever...

This is a modified version of Pythagorean's cup, minus the tower in the middle that usually houses siphon tubes! The model stands at 120 mm tall and reaches its widest point of 98 mm. This cup was printed using PLA. ... To achieve optimal results,...

In terms of 3D printing, support material is often used in the process, and after printing, a candle warmer with sodium hydroxide can be utilized to dissolve this support material. ...It's essential to note that one should not drink from ABS material,...

This fractal is usually shown in two dimensions (search the internet for "Pythagorean tree") and resembles a treelike structure. Although you can imagine it is some sort of a tree, is is obviously artifical. The main reason is, however, the object...

A Pythagorean Cup, also known as a Greedy Cup. ...Uses dual internal siphons to empty the glass once liquid is filled above a certain level.</p><p>No supports are necessary.</p>

The Pythagorean cup - redesigned as a mug! I checked out other designs online for a mug, but they weren't to my liking. This mug features a very smooth appearance, and discreetly hides liquid piping beneath. ... If you fill it too high, it starts...

This isn't just a normal decorative drink coaster. ...There is more to it than meets the eye. The pieces inside aren't just for decoration. They are cleverly designed and arranged to prove Pythagoras' Theorem: "A" squared + "B" squared = "C" squared.

Pour water vigorously from above the maximum level of the trap, the "pressure" of the water movement, or the falling water will help to prime the trap. ... If it still doesn't start (air bubble inside), by tapping two or three times from top to bottom...

I wanted to craft a Pythagorean cup that didn't look like an obvious novelty item. Let's face it, if someone hands you a chalice and you notice pipes on the inside wall, you'll likely suspect something's off. The pipework is actually embedded in the...

This simple drink coaster proves Pythagorean's Theorem.

The right triangle altitude theorem or geometric mean theorem is a result in elementary geometry that describes a relation between the altitude on the hypotenuse in a right triangle and the two line segments it creates on the hypotenuse. ...It states...

... fills with liquid up to a specific mark, allowing users to enjoy their drink without excess. However, those who overindulge will find their contents spilled out the bottom and onto themselves, serving as a reminder of the consequences of gluttony.

... ...When filled exactly to that mark, the imbiber can savor their drink in serenity. However, if they overindulge and exceed the designated level, the entire contents will cascade out of the bottom, splashing onto the lap of any immoderate drinker.

As soon as it reaches maximum capacity, a suction force kicks in, causing every last drop to flow out of the container and down into the bottom.

A Scaled-down Greedy cup in to the size of a shot glass which uses the syphon effect to drain the contents if filled too high.

This tool was created to assist students in visualizing the interrelationships among the sides and angles of right triangles, and features within the Learning in a Makerspace chapter of "The Makerspace Workbench," published by Maker Media. The slides...