The Dribble Glass

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Every Trickster needs a Dribble Glass! Hey folks, I created a classic Dribble Glass. See File: Dribble Glass 001.STL But, in playing with that I found that the water barely flowed out of the holes and I had to increase the hole size significantly (with small drills) to get great dribble action. So, I decided to take a different approach on this old design and I made a Dribble Glass based on water pressure and it really dribbles! There are no visible holes at the top of the cup and it's harder to detect where it dribbles from. This design requires three parts and they must be bonded together without clogging the dribble paths. See Files: Dribble Glass 004.STL, Dribble Glass 004-Base.STL and Dribble Glass 004-Top Ring.STL Go ahead and have a little fun. Of course, at the expense of your victims!!! LOL Note on bonding. Use a drinking glass from the kitchen as a mold to form a piece of aluminum foil over the opening. Remove the formed aluminum foil. It's now shaped like a deep dish. Pour a small amount of Acetone in the aluminum dish. Place the end of the main cup in the dish, move around and get the entire end saturated and softened. Apply to the cup base or cup top ring quickly and with pressure (IE: press down against the table top). This is an important step for the bottom cap because you must get full adhesion all around. And make sure to align the base to the cup body so dribble paths are aligned. Enjoy, Reamo