Great Pyramid of Giza 1:2000

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This experimental pyramid of Giza aimed to capture a glimpse of magnet field movements through its unique pyramidal architecture. The inner cube's geometry is precisely 1.618 times that of its side, or in other words, the golden ratio, all the way to the center of the magnet. A set of 24x16x4.7 magnets sourced from aliExpress was purchased and then sliced into four equal parts, with each section inverted in polarity and arranged in a circular pattern. When VASE mode is activated on the slicer program, it produces only walls without an inner roof in the printed structure, resulting in a pyramidal shape that extends all the way to the top vertex.