WigglyBowl1

The design of this bowl uses 10 vertically stacked 2D curves as control curves for a Loft surface. The curves are are made by distorting a simple ellipse using a complicated technique that divides the ellipse into a series of points, uses each point as the center of a circle, and then moves the points (and their circles) around ensuring that the circles never overlap. The resulting set of points are then used as the basis for a new interpolated curve that forms the overall shape of the bowl.

Because there is so much overall curvature in this bowl the STL file is quite large. PrusaSlicer posts a warning message that the STL file contains more than a million triangles, and suggests reducing the size of the file before slicing. For this print I let it do that, but you might want to go ahead and print the files as it is. My print does show some very slight angularities that probably wouldn't be there if I skipped the triangle reduction process. But of course the print would have taken l