"Uphill both ways" - Prank, Desk Fidget, Paradox
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Description
This fun paradox features a double cone that goes uphill both ways and rests at the peak of an incline! The cone settles as low as possible, which happens to be in the center. While it is great for April Fools, you can bend gravity (apparently) for yourself or someone else any day!
Printing Tips:
- The cone must be 100% infill or close to it.
- Use supports, a brim, or a SuperTack plate if the cone falls off for you.
- Use the orientations in the included print profile (cone on tip, ramp on side) for minimal friction and supports.
Use:
- Place the cone at one end and let go.
- Sometimes the cone falls off; that is normal.
- Enjoy over and over again, or show someone else!
- To prank someone, practice moving your hand at the same speed as the cone and “use the force”.
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License
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