PYTHAGORUS WAS A JERK? - 3D Printing the Pythagorean Cup (Greedy Cup)

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  • @CptFugu
    @CptFugu 7 років тому +990

    I guess he was a prankster. The cup was a start, but his biggest prank was making us all do math.

    • @DagaraLP
      @DagaraLP 7 років тому +4

      welp I knew that before :P

    • @Olivia.Sheree
      @Olivia.Sheree 7 років тому +24

      Jose A. Ramos but the Pythagorean theorem makes math easier. ???

    • @errorfours
      @errorfours 7 років тому

      Nod nod

    • @joard5156
      @joard5156 6 років тому +1

      IKR

    • @Karmy.
      @Karmy. 6 років тому +1

      Pythagorean theorem is such bs

  • @purplesam5031
    @purplesam5031 7 років тому +591

    Is it just me or does something about this guy remind me of Markiplier

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +63

      +Purple Wolf I've heard I look like Markiplier and I've heard I sound like Markiplier, but people tell me to be him I would have to yell at fish.

    • @caesural
      @caesural 7 років тому +11

      I've seen a lot of people that look like Markiplier. All decendents of a single human, I'm guessing. Hahahah

    • @sarochiel
      @sarochiel 7 років тому +9

      Purple Wolf His voice reminds me a *lot* of Markiplier, and he kind of looks like him, too. Glad I'm not the only one who thought so.

    • @michaelasuorsa
      @michaelasuorsa 7 років тому

      Purple Wolf the voice

    • @weetardedcat2112
      @weetardedcat2112 7 років тому +2

      Purple Wolf in other words cute af

  • @ghosttown7761
    @ghosttown7761 7 років тому +29

    Pythagoras was crazy. He had a number cult. They were trying to figure out what pi was, and when some guy said it was irrational the cult murdered him.

    • @SunnyMackey
      @SunnyMackey 6 років тому +2

      He was also afraid of beans

    • @RtsShrtFrRtthw
      @RtsShrtFrRtthw 6 років тому +2

      I see some ViHart fans here
      'Aw beans.'

    • @bramnemeth565
      @bramnemeth565 6 років тому

      @@SunnyMackey
      So wait... *NOCTIS?!*

  • @ledfed1912
    @ledfed1912 7 років тому +257

    back then i would just hold the hole in the bottom with my thumb

    • @WerewolfCas
      @WerewolfCas 7 років тому +37

      Marcus Christensen or put your mouth on the bottom.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +85

      Well, look at that, you just outsmarted Pythagoras!

    • @richardchampagne7700
      @richardchampagne7700 7 років тому +59

      The Pythagorean wine bong!

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +67

      I bet some have printed it and used it this way. POUR POUR POUR POUR.

  • @fernweh8709
    @fernweh8709 7 років тому +489

    if you don't want the cup to empty you should put some mercury and then wine

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +20

      Well, why is that? Mercury would flow as well.

    • @Rubikorigami
      @Rubikorigami 7 років тому +17

      3D Printing Nerd Chek Periodic Videos (i think), they tried it and it definitely does not spill

    • @jerryjorts4050
      @jerryjorts4050 7 років тому +21

      Sebastian Rath Also you would get mercury poisoning and probably die! Not worth it, just don't be greedy! ;)

    • @JoshBeatty6
      @JoshBeatty6 7 років тому +6

      3D Printing Nerd it's because the mercury would be more dense and the pressure of the one wouldn't be able to "push" it up the tube

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +48

      OH! I see adding Mercury THEN water, I got it. Awesome.

  • @xdC33
    @xdC33 7 років тому +59

    the outside of the inside yes 10 out of 10

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +23

      totally made sense, right?

    • @xdC33
      @xdC33 7 років тому +3

      3D Printing Nerd first reply from youtuber YAY ty

  • @ronweiss9452
    @ronweiss9452 7 років тому +8

    You should print a Klein bottle! The thing is quite rare, quite pricey and really cool. I suggest you you look into it, it's awesome.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +3

      That's what I was hoping to do!

    • @fhuber7507
      @fhuber7507 6 років тому

      @@3DPrintingNerd
      Sometimes called a Klein Flask, due to hearing the name in German and assuming "Flasche" meant flask.

  • @markwilliams5654
    @markwilliams5654 7 років тому +186

    are u gonna gmax it..... lol a giant cup

    • @DagaraLP
      @DagaraLP 7 років тому +1

      lets hope so xD

    • @FinkHD
      @FinkHD 7 років тому

      Mark Williams That would be awesome!

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +12

      GIANT CUP!!!

    • @FinkHD
      @FinkHD 7 років тому

      3D Printing Nerd when can we expect a video?

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +7

      WHEN for a video? Uhh... I'll add it to my ever growing queue :)

  • @123bob111
    @123bob111 7 років тому +38

    so basically a toilet?

  • @LucasGarrow
    @LucasGarrow 7 років тому +139

    What is that, a cup for ants??

    • @LucasGarrow
      @LucasGarrow 7 років тому +6

      I spoke too soon :/
      Great work!

    • @DagaraLP
      @DagaraLP 7 років тому

      xD

    • @CinciBatman
      @CinciBatman 7 років тому +13

      It's need to be at least...... 3 times bigger. #Zoolander

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +21

      Hahahha yes, a cup for ants THEN BIGGER. :)

  • @BloodyGrundel
    @BloodyGrundel 7 років тому +19

    You call it a greedy cup, I call it the worlds first beerbong. Pyth' really knew how to party.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +5

      Good call! Thought, at this point, the cup should be HUGE if we're going to use it for that.

  • @Robothut
    @Robothut 7 років тому +59

    How about some close ups of the polysmooth surface. The world has been waiting for a non biased review of the Polysmooth system, it seems to be vaporware as they just keep pushing out the delivery to the public very month since last year. Yes you did a video before on it but it was not any more complete than this one. Don't get me wrong I think you do a great job, love your you tube channel and the amount of content you put out and work a job and family is amazing. Its just that I have been waiting so freeking long for a proper review of the p[olysmooth system from some one I trust, and every time I contact Polysmooth they just blow me off. Not sure whats going on with there product release.

    • @3dprintingscience528
      @3dprintingscience528 7 років тому +1

      Hi Robothut, you dont have access to the KS updates? :) They update backers almost every months :) and what do you mean by they always blow you off? :/

    • @England91
      @England91 7 років тому

      3D Printing Science I think he means that they don't explain how it makes the stuff smooth

    • @3dprintingscience528
      @3dprintingscience528 7 років тому +1

      Oh ok :) but it is clearly explained on the KickStarter page
      www.kickstarter.com/projects/polymaker/polysmooth-and-polysher-3d-prints-without-layers/description
      I think its difficult to make it even more accurate, but i ll be glad to answer your questions if you have any cuz i ve read it all :D

    • @Robothut
      @Robothut 7 років тому

      Never been able to get KS updates to work for me. So can you post what the current update is. When will they send out units to the public . Every time I email them they never answer the question, when will they send out units to the public. seems like a easy question, but since I don't get the KS updates maybe its not so easy. So any updates would be great to hear. Seems like they would want to post updates to there facebook page or twitter page, but I have not seen any.

    • @3dprintingscience528
      @3dprintingscience528 7 років тому

      It's strange that they havent answered your emails :/
      KS updates are only for backers maybe thats why it doesnt work, are you a backer?
      I know that backers are receiving their units cuz the first shipment has arrived to the US and one will arrive soon to EU.
      As for public release, I would say this summer :)
      You can join this group and ask your questions :)
      facebook.com/groups/polymaker
      You ll have a quick answer :)

  • @MarioCamou
    @MarioCamou 7 років тому

    Awesome demonstration of the siphon principle! Love it!

  • @wolffang1060
    @wolffang1060 6 років тому +1

    I'm still not getting how
    It drains EVERYTHING

  • @dsp4392
    @dsp4392 6 років тому +6

    Definitely appreciate the effort to integrate more science to this channel, but this demonstration would've highly benefited from a 2D diagram (Periodic Videos made a good demo on this). Showing how the liquid travels in barely translucent plastic doesn't really help, and turns the whole exercise into an silly excuse to 3D print something. This is meant as constructive criticism, hope it helps!

  • @qaazar6885
    @qaazar6885 7 років тому

    That's funny, about week ago I first heard about Pythagorean Cup, went to design and print one myself and now Joel is showcasing another one :)

  • @jonathanking9937
    @jonathanking9937 7 років тому +1

    This makes me think you should 3d print a Klein bottle. It's a 4d torus, which is a 3d mobius strip!
    You might need to do it in a clear filament though, to show how it actually works.

  • @Psysium
    @Psysium 7 років тому

    This is also known as "The Civilized Cup". I watched Grand Illusions' video of this literally fifteen minutes ago. Weirdest case of Baader-Meinhof I've ever had. That video came out February of 2016. o_O

  • @tylerzoe8827
    @tylerzoe8827 7 років тому +9

    What is the hypotenuse of the cup?

  • @senpaiavi-chan341
    @senpaiavi-chan341 7 років тому

    Cool work there..As a Senior High Math Teacher, yeah i kind of agree Pythagoras is a prankster. Greedycup is also called as Tantalus cup. The way it works is what you just said. The cup is supposedly has a center column that is directly in the stem of the cup which has a small hole creating a siphon shape to it. It really fascinates me how he is a genius prankster.

  • @blzahz7633
    @blzahz7633 7 років тому +12

    Just found your channel, and this video.. I like it! ANOTHER! *Throws the Pythagorean Cup on the floor*

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +3

      +Blz Ahz YESSS thank you! #highfive !!!

    • @blzahz7633
      @blzahz7633 7 років тому +8

      Yeah about that.. I think I left a permanent hand mark on the screen

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +3

      Awww. I'm sorry ;)

    • @livicrane7696
      @livicrane7696 7 років тому

      Well nice to see you made it here Thor.

  • @jamesgrimwood1285
    @jamesgrimwood1285 7 років тому +15

    Thingiverse has a few models of Klein bottles that are fun to confuse people with.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +3

      Oh really? I will go look!

    • @MakersMuse
      @MakersMuse 7 років тому +2

      Yes! A printed Klein bottle is definitely should be what is next.

    • @Veptis
      @Veptis 7 років тому

      James Grimwood are there any detachable Klein bottles? like two beleuy loops that you combine into the bottle? could be interesting as long as it is kinda portable.

    • @Veptis
      @Veptis 7 років тому

      *printable

  • @Ma5k3dAv3ng3r
    @Ma5k3dAv3ng3r 7 років тому

    Yes please. I would like to see more of the science related stuff, as long as it isn't instead of your usual stuff.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      You got it! I'll do my best to add in some fun videos like this!

  • @MrCarrellScience
    @MrCarrellScience 7 років тому

    This is what I am looking for! I love the idea of teaching science with a 3d printer. I asked you a couple of videos ago for this, and you delivered! Please continue with this idea. I love it!

  • @Spoofkill
    @Spoofkill 7 років тому +1

    Cool, Didn't even know there was a gadget out there that made 3d prints smooth!

  • @bbogdanmircea
    @bbogdanmircea 7 років тому

    Hello, I just printed this at 100% scale, but water leaks in the little gaps were layers are changing, in the foot of the Cup .
    I think probably it is only one layer between the duct in the foot so it will not hold water .

  • @AkashKumar-px7rw
    @AkashKumar-px7rw 7 років тому +1

    you should've shown a cross section of the cup on your slicing software. it would've been easy to make sense of the part you said makes whole sense :P

  • @SonicCam04
    @SonicCam04 7 років тому

    This little thing taught me how siphoning works
    If the water level is above the siphoning tube it will drain however if it is below it will only get as far as the water level

  • @makeshaper6259
    @makeshaper6259 7 років тому +14

    This would be a great lesson for a elementary class.

  • @spikekent
    @spikekent 7 років тому

    Great subject Joel, I too love this sort of nerdy stuff.
    More please

  • @randomgirll3123
    @randomgirll3123 7 років тому

    This is really neat! I've seen versions of this cup demonstrated but seeing liquid move through made it really easy to understand what's happening. :)

    • @HappySlappyFace
      @HappySlappyFace 7 років тому

      randomgirl L its easy
      when you fill up higher then than little stink in the middle
      the liquid enters from a hole in the bottom
      and then since it gets higher than the stick
      theres no air lower then liquid level
      the it flushes it down

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      Glad you liked it!

    • @HappySlappyFace
      @HappySlappyFace 7 років тому

      3D Printing Nerd send me the 55$ kickstarted 3d printer
      Yes the dv version
      I need usb

  • @howardjohnson2138
    @howardjohnson2138 7 років тому

    When I was in Crete, I purchased an entire firing of a potter that included dozens of Greedy Cups. Mine all have handles and it's within the handle the siphon is located. I have always loved it.
    Thanks

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      Oh THAT is cool!

    • @howardjohnson2138
      @howardjohnson2138 7 років тому

      I spent the entire summer there and lived on the beach
      Keep up the good work

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      Wow. That sounds like a great time. I would love to go visit someday!

  • @kristalburns3490
    @kristalburns3490 7 років тому

    I think it would be cool for you to 3d print science stuff like this. I really enjoyed this video.

  • @TwoPennyProps
    @TwoPennyProps 7 років тому

    really enjoy these science like videos joel :)

  • @domo1664
    @domo1664 5 років тому

    You dont get enough credit. Your videos are perfect. You dont say a whole speech before you get to your video. Thats dope af.

  • @sirmadog
    @sirmadog 7 років тому +1

    You should print a Klein Bottle! A Klien Bottle is a 3D mobius that only has 1 surface inside and out!

  • @Orionrobots
    @Orionrobots 7 років тому

    What would be awesome would be a cross sectional cut print to show the cups insides too. or perhaps one using transparent filament.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +1

      I tried with this filament to make it transparent, but, it just didn't work out. I'll see if I can get another transparent filament and do this again.

  • @brianaskins7059
    @brianaskins7059 7 років тому

    When I was younger there was a small cup I had that you would fill up and when you put your finger over a hole on the outside it would only release a small amount of water, so you could pour it out, and make it look like it's empty, but then when you turned it back over more water would come out. I've never found the file online, but I would love to print something like that

  • @Smith5
    @Smith5 7 років тому

    Love this video! 3D printing and shaping young minds are just a few of our favorite things!

  • @SoCalSteve
    @SoCalSteve 7 років тому

    That was bad ass. Cool project, neat history, engineering at its finest, and an practical joke all in one!

  • @FlesHBoX
    @FlesHBoX 6 років тому +1

    You can also demo this principle by flushing a toilet

  • @dijibarbol
    @dijibarbol 7 років тому

    This is relevant to my interest! I just had a friend request that I print him one. Nice to see that this design worked so well.
    *high five!*

  • @00Klingon
    @00Klingon 7 років тому

    I really like this. Seeing it in action is way better than static diagrams in a textbook for sure. The best part is, I can go print one right now and do the experiment myself!

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      Agreed. Seeing images of it just doesn't do it justice

  • @yotam319
    @yotam319 7 років тому

    i still think that you should print a Meissner Tetrahedron (body of constant width) - its so simple yet magical to see a triangular shape that act like a ball

  • @lukebusbridge2966
    @lukebusbridge2966 7 років тому

    I made the same cup using heat changing filament! Its really cool, because if you use slightly warm water, you can see the tube running through it.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      Now THERE is a cool idea!

    • @lukebusbridge2966
      @lukebusbridge2966 7 років тому

      if i can find some time, i might print out another one and mail it in to you!

  • @samwichvr485
    @samwichvr485 4 роки тому

    "There was also a pipe on the outside of the inside of the cup but inside the outside of the cup, that makes perfect sense. "Joel Telling of The 3D Printing Nerd

  • @abrahamaguiar1200
    @abrahamaguiar1200 7 років тому +50

    just put your finger on the bottom of the cup and the liquid won't come out

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +45

      Wow, you just bested Pythagoras!

    • @emberfrost7980
      @emberfrost7980 7 років тому +35

      HARI LA I believe the point was to fool those who became greedy. They did not know this was a Pythagorean cup, and by the time they realizsd it their lap would be covered in wine.

    • @PantuFJAR
      @PantuFJAR 7 років тому +7

      The original cup was bigger

    • @spookyboi2104
      @spookyboi2104 6 років тому

      PantuFJAR put your hand in it

    • @maxwilson2318
      @maxwilson2318 6 років тому

      A tube that connected the drainage to the hole in the side, that would only flow if the bottom hole was blocked. Easy fix

  • @Orbis92
    @Orbis92 5 років тому

    I love this cup :) The version I saw before, had a post in the middle of the cup. But this version is amazing, I guess the old Greeks didn't had such great 3D printers...

  • @blizatrex
    @blizatrex 7 років тому

    that was great. seeing more scientific principles in a 3d printed format would be interesting.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +1

      Awesome, I'll keep trying to do those sorts of videos!

  • @ricedmatt
    @ricedmatt 7 років тому

    Hey Joel, where’d you get that Custom UM2? Looks absolutely awesome with the blue on white with your logo!

  • @BrianRaif
    @BrianRaif 7 років тому

    I loved videos like this, maybe a bit more printer based talk, like what kind of issued could there be with printing the object itself (if any), but I love the idea of incorporating something sciency (totally a word.).

  • @Pleumel
    @Pleumel 2 роки тому

    3-4 years ago i saw an artist show off his 8.000€ cup. It was the same princple but it was a gorgeus looking one.. Also 3d printed but in high grade stainless steel.
    That thing was pure art.. like litterally.. he demonstrated it for us 2-3 times.

  • @eliasadams5819
    @eliasadams5819 7 років тому

    Hi Joel! Have you checked out the Cetus? I just got it and am really liking it!

  • @jaypearce6743
    @jaypearce6743 7 років тому

    Could you show a couple of cross sections to clearly reveal the inner channels for fluid? One vertical and one horizontal section should be enough.

  • @samg6826
    @samg6826 7 років тому

    my math teacher would love you and it helps me learn when i have cool visuals

  • @Michaelhotker
    @Michaelhotker 7 років тому

    Yessss please could you do more science videos I can't get enough of them!!!!

  • @darkstar342
    @darkstar342 7 років тому

    Awesome. I just found and subbed to your channel a few weeks ago, and I'm thoroughly enjoying all the videos, but definitely do more nerdy shit. Klein bottles? Möbius strips? Other unique manifolds? Solids of constant widths? Brachistochrones? I can come up with these ideas all day.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      Rad! Thanks for finding me! More nerdy stuff - you got it!

  • @joshgranstrom4689
    @joshgranstrom4689 7 років тому

    I liked the glass cup. I wonder if we will ever be able to 3d print in acrylic?

  • @robotbanana4261
    @robotbanana4261 7 років тому

    According to the channel periodic table of videos the cup was so that Pythagoras's students would not get greedy when he gave them wine.

  • @atrumblood
    @atrumblood 7 років тому

    that is pretty neat. I've never seen one that has the plumbing through the walls of the cup.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      I too thought it was pretty neat. Normally the plumbing is in a center stack, but this one had it go around the side. Cool!

    • @atrumblood
      @atrumblood 7 років тому

      3D Printing Nerd, You should try to come up with a cup that uses this type of layout, but make some designs with the plumbing. write your channel name or something so that when the colored liquid starts siphoning that you can see the pattern.

  • @KevimationYT
    @KevimationYT 7 років тому

    What is scary about greedy cups is some people used them to poison greedy people. Also you can tell he was a jokester because him and his followers started a cult. Epic print btw I can't wait to see more with the polisher.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      More polished prints are definitely coming up!

  • @JackOfAllTrades0404
    @JackOfAllTrades0404 7 років тому

    Isn't it a bell siphon in cup form? Commonly used on hydroponic farms

  • @channelnotfound403
    @channelnotfound403 7 років тому +3

    Loved the very appropriate shirt for this video :-)

  • @robbymitdergulle3201
    @robbymitdergulle3201 4 роки тому +1

    "Hug each other more"
    2020: Press X to doubt

  • @schtinky1151
    @schtinky1151 6 років тому +2

    This guy looks nothing like Markiplier. Y'all on another goddamn level.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  6 років тому

      Seth Begley hahaha. I also think I look nothing like Markiplier

    • @maemartin9047
      @maemartin9047 6 років тому

      the voice is similar though ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

  • @bluedeath996
    @bluedeath996 7 років тому

    Both cups will empty at the same time from their equivalent full levels, as everything is an exact scale.

  • @MrLateraliss
    @MrLateraliss 6 років тому

    So how do you ensure the cup is safe to drink from? I've heard the hotends can contaminate the filament, even if PLA is technically foodsafe.

  • @shokiios7094
    @shokiios7094 7 років тому

    I'm subbing just for "outside the inside of the cup, but inside the outside of the that makes total sense" 3D Printing, Coin Snorting nerd 2017

  • @MrCynthis
    @MrCynthis 7 років тому +1

    I was way off when I clicked this video.. I thought it must be some device I can hide more wine in my lap. I am greedy for wine I guess haha
    great video even though I must hunt for giant sneaky goblets elsewhere! I will definitely print some and bring them to work to trick people haha

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +1

      Hahahahs oh man, I'm sorry! If I can ever figure out how to use 3d printing to hide more wine on your body, you can bet I'll video that! :)

  • @RoleplayHost
    @RoleplayHost 6 років тому +1

    There are so many people saying he sounds or looks like Markiplier and I just can't see it...

  • @countrycowboy026
    @countrycowboy026 7 років тому

    great video Joel, I'm going to have to print one of these for sure.

  • @jesse-dg8yx
    @jesse-dg8yx 7 років тому +1

    You recommended making it bigger because there is more liquid so I'll make at a big as my printer can go and it will probably be over 9000(%)

  • @thenewseorarek9625
    @thenewseorarek9625 6 років тому

    If you were in a box of one-way glass, would it be dark or light inside

  • @sebastiangregoroff3370
    @sebastiangregoroff3370 7 років тому

    Awesome ! Thanks for sharing ! Love your channel !

  • @joshuataylor3200
    @joshuataylor3200 7 років тому

    i love science and stuff too id appreciate more like this :)

  • @analog_wav
    @analog_wav 7 років тому +14

    Is it just me or this dude really sounds like markiplier?
    No offense by the way.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +8

      Markiplier is a rad dude, it's a compliment!

    • @analog_wav
      @analog_wav 7 років тому +1

      3D Printing Nerd omg didn't thought you'd reply to me 😂😂, but i really like Markiplier too .

  • @soulfragrance
    @soulfragrance 6 років тому +1

    Are we just gonna completely ignore that the puddle under the cup in the square container is almost perfectly centred in a circular manor in the beginning of the video? Lmao

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  6 років тому

      Blinx6 you are the first to notice this awesomeness! You get a heart!

  • @idunnoiguessed7606
    @idunnoiguessed7606 5 років тому

    I tried printing that print but it fills the inside walls of the cup with the liquid

  • @emmywillow6599
    @emmywillow6599 7 років тому +1

    KLEIN BOTTLES MAN. THATD BE SICK

  • @MINECRAFTDUDE822
    @MINECRAFTDUDE822 7 років тому +4

    You look and kinda sound like markiplier

  • @Anita95_original
    @Anita95_original 7 років тому

    I also am a geeky science nerd... Good job, keep it up!

  • @ImaginationToForm
    @ImaginationToForm 7 років тому +4

    #highfive. He was a genius. I'm not sure how good of a gad that is though. You have to end up cleaning up the mess, unless you have them do it outside.

  • @jessicaphillips1216
    @jessicaphillips1216 7 років тому

    it would be cool to see a cross section of how it works maybe if you print it off a cross section version of the cup

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому +1

      Oooh, okay. I could do that. Or perhaps I show the cross section in the slicer? Would that work?

  • @WildfoxFabrication
    @WildfoxFabrication 7 років тому +1

    the noise just sounds wrong :)

  • @noahpoliti
    @noahpoliti 7 років тому

    I've wanted Too see a video like This about Pythagoras's wine glass for a while

  • @PrintThatThing
    @PrintThatThing 7 років тому +1

    So COOL! Gotta print one of these! :D :D :D

  • @lathedon1902
    @lathedon1902 7 років тому

    I was actually learning about the Pythagorean theorem the other day

  • @charlesforbin6937
    @charlesforbin6937 5 років тому +1

    I now need to pee....thanks Joel....

  • @nintendolunchbox
    @nintendolunchbox 7 років тому

    I spent hours watching bell syphoning videos just to wrap my head around it. I'm a bit slow sometimes.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      Hahahahaha. This made me LOL in real life!

  • @MojitoMouse
    @MojitoMouse 7 років тому

    I love this thing! :D I was absolutely amazed when I first saw one of these, it was like magic! :O

  • @WithADashOfBran
    @WithADashOfBran 7 років тому +41

    I've found Markiplier's brother!!

  • @john_hunter_
    @john_hunter_ 7 років тому

    I'm not sure if you have a Switch but if you do, could you please print some Joycon grips and test them out?

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      I keep TRYING to get a Switch but Amazon never has them in stock. When I do, you can bet I'm going to print some!

  • @rotary2021
    @rotary2021 7 років тому

    Can u make one shaped like a mug that would actually pass as one shape wise just that it looks 3D printed?

  • @DAAY02
    @DAAY02 7 років тому

    "I got some red liquid here"
    Hmmm... would that be THE RED BULL RIGHT NEXT TO YOU?

  • @AlRoderick
    @AlRoderick 7 років тому

    Practical Engineering and Periodic Videos both have videos about greedy cups and Bell siphons if people want further watching.

  • @yatharthagarwal2041
    @yatharthagarwal2041 7 років тому

    hey I really loved this video !!! always been a fan of 3d printing and now bonus science facts !!! keep those coming....
    Hey also can u review a monoselect mini because I was looking into cheap printers for a start........

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      Thanks you! I will keep them coming! I'll try to reach out to Monoprice to get one!

  • @NoooBLeon
    @NoooBLeon 7 років тому

    so if you drink that with the tube is at your side, I think it will empty when you start drinking right? is that why some other cups put the tube at the center of the cup

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  7 років тому

      Yes. With this one, if you tip it with the tube towards you, spillage.

  • @-ryan-2914
    @-ryan-2914 6 років тому

    With that amount of liquidl thought the tiny cup was somehow gonna hold an ungodly amount of wine(or whatever it was)

  • @KhOrganization
    @KhOrganization 7 років тому +3

    I never knew Markiplier had another channel.

  • @RicoPitcher
    @RicoPitcher 7 років тому

    Kline bottles next plz! also love your videos!