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A prank you can print: a little bowl with a coil of spaghetti that looks like a normal serving of pasta — until you tip the bowl and the whole strand pours out in one long connected noodle that never actually comes off. Looks like you spilled it everywhere; just scoop it back in. It comes as two parts that print flat with no supports and no assembly: the bowl, and the noodle, which prints already coiled and drops straight in. Print it in 3MF on a multi-colour printer to get the bowl and the pasta in their own colours (each on its own plate, AMS-ready), or as a single-colour STL. A satisfying desk fidget and a great gag gift for the pasta lover.
Overall diameter at the bowl rim (mm). Each validated size fits a 256 mm build plate.
Overall height of the shallow bowl and collapsed mechanism envelope (mm).
How far the topping deploys beyond its collapsed position when the bowl is inverted (mm).
Nominal XY gap between adjacent print-in-place links (mm). Use the default unless your printer's clearance calibration calls for another validated value.
Number of mechanically fused meatballs on the topping.
