Sqrt2 Pyramid 3D print model

Introducing the Sqrt(2) Pyramid - A 3D Printable Experiment in Geometry and Energy

Dive deep into the fascinating world of sacred geometry with this unique 3D printable model! The Sqrt(2) Pyramid boasts a captivating design where the height is precisely the square root of 2 times the width of the base.

Why You'll Love It:

Intriguing Geometry: Explore the intriguing mathematical relationship that defines this pyramid's unique shape.Print with Purpose:0% Support Structure: Enjoy a smooth, clean print without the hassle of removing supports.High-Resolution Infill: Recommended for maximum energy density and a visually stunning finish. In PrusaSlicer, set the Infill Pattern to Honeycomb and adjust the settings to achieve a 22% infill density. This high-density honeycomb structure may potentially amplify subtle energy fields, drawing inspiration from the Cavity Structural Effect (CSE) originally hypothesized by Viktor Grebennikov, a renowned Russian entomologist and researcher.Experiment and Discover: This model is perfect for:Reiki practitioners: Enhance your energy work with a uniquely shaped tool.Energy enthusiasts: Explore the potential for energy amplification and subtle energy interactions.Geometry buffs: Appreciate the elegance and precision of the Sqrt(2) ratio embodied in 3D form.Want to test your own creative ideas?

The Sqrt(2) Pyramid opens doors for various creative explorations. Try using it as a meditation focus point, incorporating it into your art projects, or experimenting with different printing techniques to achieve unique visual effects.

Intrigued by the potential energetic effects?

Place the finished pyramid on top of a bowl of purified water and stick it in your freezer. The pyramid doesn't have to be touching the water. Allow it to freeze fully and then come back later. Observe the unique patterns formed in the ice. While there is currently limited experimental data to support these claims, some believe these patterns may reflect the subtle energy field of the pyramid, potentially influenced by the hexagon lattice structure within, drawing inspiration from the Cavity Structural Effect (CSE) originally hypothesized by Viktor Grebennikov.

Important Note:

This 3D model is for experimental and personal use only.

Disclaimer: This 3D printed model is not a medical device and is not intended for the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of any disease. Any claims regarding healing or therapeutic effects are not supported by significant scientific or experimental data.

Disclaimer: The Cavity Structural Effect (CSE) is a hypothesis proposed by Viktor Grebennikov, a Russian entomologist. The scientific community has not validated these claims, and they remain speculative.

3D printing settings22% honeycomb infill on an FDM printer using Prusa Slicer 2.8.1

Scale it up uniformly to your desired printing size on your slicer software.

I've left the bottom edges straight and not rounded. Use an 800 grit sandpaper to smooth the edge. It's better than support material, trust me.