Anonymous ID: 55685b Jan. 12, 2018, 11:34 a.m. No.2863   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2873

>>2854

Thats why I made it in a CAD program, duh. Here is a higher resolution that should be printable, you can have the file if you want

>>2860

This is the main problem, we have nowhere near enough information to make anything useful. My drawings are just an attempt at getting the discussion started.

 

Intuitively, it seems like there is a possiblity to achieve harmonic resonance in a structure like this, but with background noise as the only input? Maybe if you print a hundred variations of it you will find some experimental results to point us in the right direction. Also if this is even close to the right design, what is the focus point? Where do you chop off the cone in the middle?

There are 3D-printable plastics that go to ~120C after being heat-treated afterwards, should suffice for experiments anyway. Pure water is easy to get. As for Chris' broken promises, the RSA thread has some real proof in the form of mathematical relationships even if we haven't broken it yet, this thread is just crazy people speculating (am still here for some reason).

 

There is no science I know of (banned, esoteric or otherwise) that would enable this.. thing… to boil water.. So right this is just a fucking art project for a fancy, expensive bowl of water - its best feature would be that it hopefully doesn't leak!

Anonymous ID: 55685b Jan. 12, 2018, 3:49 p.m. No.2876   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2902

>>2873

What hostlity? Didn't notice any :)

>I dont want to see people wasting all their money or worse…

Exactly why I didn't post any printable files, as its completly useless at this point

>This super simple solid state system that is being presented here COULD exist in nature by accident.

How do you know its not an essential part of how some exotic plant perfoms photosyntesis? Not like we have studied all of them on the level required, and if we tried, do we even have instruments to do it?

Will look into MFMP for sure.

>I'm jealous of your cad skills

What skills? Would you believe I never even touched any CAD progams until yesterday? This is my OpenSCAD "hello world" attempt… I don't bother to learn anything until I actually need it, so you should consider it if you like making stuff

Even with this I have nothing I want to make that requires a 3D printer so not buying one yet