pythagorean cup 3d print

Filling a cup to three-quarters capacity will keep liquid inside without spillage; exceeding this level could result in siphoning through the side passages, leading to leakage. ...For optimal performance, print at 0.15mm layer height as thicker layers...

A video showcasing the cup in action is readily available at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bF1gX8i3YV

Fill the cup completely to its maximum capacity and then hold back - if you overfill it, the liquid will spill right out!

This clever vessel is commonly referred to as the Greedy Cup, and if you overfill it with liquid, it will surprisingly drain its entire contents.

As soon as the cup gets too full, the liquid stays put within its boundaries. ...But if the liquid hits a particular mark, it overflows rapidly through a small opening at the base.

The cup 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...

However, when an individual drinks too quickly or tries to grab more liquid than allowed, the Cup has an interesting way of getting rid of what remains: all of the remaining liquid spills down from below, which typically lands on their immodestly...

Credited to Pythagoras of Samos, this ancient device empowers users to pour wine into the cup up to a precise limit. When filled exactly to that mark, the imbiber can savor their drink in serenity. ...However, if they overindulge and exceed the...

I'm checking out 123D. ...It hasn't been thoroughly tested yet. Once I get my new printer, I'll be making some amazing prints right away!

... appreciated! ...Thank you! A version of a greedy cup. Approximate size is 12cm. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_cup Pythagorean cup, Pythagoras cup, Greedy Cup, Cup of Justice, Tantalus cup, joke device, Pythagoras of Samos, drinking

This is a pythagorean cup. When you fill this cup with liquid over the top of the inner cylinder, all of the liquid drains out through the siphon effect. ...Proven to work.

When filled with liquid, the Pythagorean cup behaves according to Pascal's principle of communicating vessels, causing the liquid to rise through the second pipe up to the top chamber. As long as the level of the liquid does not exceed the chamber,...

mini Pythagorean cup

Devious Pythagorean Cup

Multi Purpose (3 Modes) Pythagorean Cup: Fixed level - No cap Regular cup - Fully closed cap Pythagorean Cup - Slightly opened cap (+2 mm)

... upward and downward through a spiral design embedded within its walls. ...I highly suggest utilizing a semi-transparent or translucent 3D printing material, such as PLA or PETG, and avoiding the use of any support structures to achieve optimal results.

I saw a video about Pythagorean cups, but when I looked for a good one to 3d print, most of them were the classic chalice or mugs. I put the siphon in the walls, but gave it an asymmetrical design, so the walls weren't all so thick. Don't use...

... height: 0.2mm -print directions: Please refer to the photo. [my other Pythagorean cup designs] -#2 (without center pole) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5859929 -#3 (without center pole, double ring) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5880626

... the water to drain out the bottom. This design was used in history to punish greedy drinkers by draining their cups when they poured too much, but is also a really fun party trick and a great demonstration of the capabilities of 3d printing. ...

Thankfully, modern 3D printing technology allows us to create a more devious version, concealing the siphon within the walls of the cup. This new design features a siphon tube that travels over 300 degrees of the rim's circumference, ensuring that a...

... for your convinience. Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/8N3lE4VmxskThe Pythagorean cup is a cup that holds the liquid up to a certain level. ...If you overfill the cup, it drains itself completely.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_cup

I redesigned a traditional Pythagorean Cup using Fusion 360, giving it a fresh twist by moving the tubes to reside within the handle itself.

A Pythagorean cup (also known as a Pythagoras cup, Greedy Cup, Cup of Justice, Tantalus cup or i koupa tis dikaiosynis) is a practical joke device in a form of a drinking cup, credited to Pythagoras of Samos. When it is filled beyond a certain point,...

A Pythagorean Cup is a vessel that can be filled up to a certain point but will spill its entire contents if overfilled. ...Legend has it that Pythagoras used this cup to teach his students a lesson about moderation by giving them wine and then using...

This is a Pythagorean cup in that when you fill it it will syphon liquid from the cup into a bottom chamber causing a magical drop in liquid level. ...But when you go to drink from it the cup will dribble the liquid from the bottom chamber down your...

... if a maximum threshold is crossed. ...We adapted it into a mug that hides the syphon inside the handle. This version was modeled in FreeCAD, version 0.20. To learn more about the pythagorean cup, visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_cup

This is a Pythagorean Cup that looks like a normal mug from the Outside. This mug has a tube going thru the walls and the handle which creates the same siphon-effect that the original Phytagorean Cup creates. Only print this with food-safe filament...

Enjoy -The cups function: A Pythagorean cup looks like a normal drinking cup, except that the bowl has a central column in it, giving it a shape like a Bundt pan. The central column of the bowl is positioned directly over the stem of the cup and...

Update 2: In response to unusual bottom characteristics during printing, I introduced a goblet variation of the cup, not only correcting these printing anomalies but also yielding a visually appealing result. My apologies for any confusion caused by...

A cleverly designed Pythagorean cup, also known as the Greedy Cup or Tantalus cup, has been around for centuries and is often attributed to the famous Greek philosopher Pythagoras of Samos. When filled beyond its capacity, the unique design causes...