Rain Gauge - Regenmeter

This Rain Gauge is part of a 3Dkanjers project to connect a 3D-printed object to a computer for educational purposes. The Gauge is made in TinkerCad and printed on a Ultimaker Original. We used the Tipping Bucket part designed by Kulyk (thingiverse), to transform the rainfall into a signal. The Rain Gauge Funnel is based on the Funnel design by Anders Oberg (Tinkercad). The Gauge is connected to the computer with a Makey Makey. The program to measure the rainfall is made in Scratch: scratch.mit.edu...
Every time the bucket is tipping the program receives a signal (spacebar) and measure the rainfall. You can use the "Calibration" slider to adjust the measurements.
Download the Rain Gauge (.stl) so you can print it on your 3D printer: www.youmagine....
We know that you can 3D design a better Rain Gauge and program a better project in Scratch. So we would like to challenge you! We looking forward to see what you come up with if you connect your 3D printed object to your computer and make an project to measure something.

[@andregadelha5]

There is something very wrong with the raing gauge. It is scaling much faster from one side then the other.

[@juliocosta5818]

Asymmetry won't really matter, calibration will sort it out. The scraps of foil used as a makeshift switch are more of a concern for me!

[@supriyagairola9887]

Yes you're right

[@rahul00kabeer]

awesome

[@AjaxKnights29]

This is not accurate in any sense of the imagination.