The "Uncomfortable Meal" is a whimsical dining experience that challenges the ordinary. Combining innovative technology and creativity, this project promises a unique, laughter-inducing dinner. From spinning noodles to dancing chopsticks and onion goggles, this unconventional adventure invites you to embrace the bizarre and create unforgettable memories at the dinner table. Welcome to the Uncomfortable Meal!

Supplies

3x AA batteries
1x Battery pack
1x Switch
1x Pump with motor
Wires
1x Double battery 9V
Wires
1x Motor
1x Battery adapter 9V
1x Bowl
1x Arduino
1x Powerbank
2x Long sticks
Wires
2x Servo motors
3x Screws
2x Sticks
Goggles
onion
Electronic tape
3D printer
Lazer cutter

Step 1: Soy Sauce Pump

Assemble the 3D printed soy sauce cup.
Connect the soy sauce pump motor to the battery pack using wires.
Attach the switch to the circuit to control the pump.
Place the pump assembly under the 3D printed soy sauce cup.
Ensure the battery pack (3xAA batteries) powers the pump.

soja sosa .stl
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Step 2: Noodle Spinning Bowl

Assemble the 3D print for the motor to sit in and the part to stabilize and hide the motor.
Attach the motor to the stabilizing 3D printed part.
Connect the motor to the double 9V battery using wires.
Place the motor assembly at the bottom of a regular bowl.
Ensure the battery adapter (9V) powers the motor.
The noodles will spin unpredictably when the motor is activated.

Step 3: Dancing Chopstics

Prepare the Arduino, powerbank, and servo boxes:
Place the Arduino in the laser-cut box.
Mount the servo motors in their respective 3D printed boxes.
Attach the servo boxes to the ends of the long sticks.
Connect the servo motors to the Arduino using wires and snúrugæjar.
Secure the Arduino box to a belt hanger.
Attach the belt hanger to your body or a chair.
Write a simple Arduino program to make the servo motors move erratically.
Power the Arduino with the powerbank.
The chopsticks, attached to the servo motors, will dance around unpredictably.

kassar f. servo.stl
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Step 4: Additional Components

Wear goggles with chopped onions inside to make your eyes water.
Use a plate with a hole in the middle for the noodle spinning bowl.
Place the 3D printed chopstick stand on the table.
Use the 3D printed glass with a hole in the bottom for your drink.
Add a lot of electronic tape to ensure everything stays in place and looks makeshift.