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The Pyramids Calculator
http://www.cleavebooks.co.uk/scol/calpyr.htm
Square Pyramid Calculator Edge length of the base 12 Height 18.5 Base angle 72.031
https://rechneronline.de/pi/pyramid.php
& Chapter 9: Passive Systems Scroll down page
http://www.free-energy-info.com/Chapt9.html
Excellent and highly informative 2 hour, 12 minute lecture by Les Brown on Crystal and Pyramid energies.
Les Brown Physics Of Crystals Full Documentary. ( Age of Lucidity )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APvlD4-_uWw
"The pyramid is built with straight lines of specific length and orientation. This is how we arrive at the line proportions. Imagine cutting the world in half at the equator (try this with an orange), taking the top half and cutting it into four quarters or quadrants, then taking one of these quarters and taking the peel off. Flatten out the peel and you will have a triangle with curved sides; trim the curve off without taking anything off the length and you will end up with one face side of a perfect pyramid. Having squared each triangle,put all four triangular shape pieces of peel together and you have transformed the northern hemisphere into a pyramid. The bottom corners of the base fit perfectly into the circle of the equator, and the sides lead up to its North Pole.
Using these proportions, any pyramid will function in unison with the natural elements that we enjoy, the natural elements that keep us alive and the world in balance. Change this ratio of measurement and you will drop below par in performance. The further you eviate from this formula the less performance you will get. Of course, we cannot build a pyramid as large as the northern hemisphere, but whatever size is built, if built in correct ration to the Great Pyramid of Cheops, it will give 100 percent performance.
I will not go into all the details of the Great Cheops, but will mention a few, just to illustrate that this ratio was strictly adhered to, plus a few more items which indicate that it is not just a beautiful structure, but was planned for a purpose. Cheops covers approximately 13.1 acres and is square at the base, as we shall see it must be. It has been measured throughout the centuries by many brilliant men, using cubits, metrics and inches, and after years of controversy as to whose measurements were right, the consensus of opinion accepted inches as being nearest to the correct measurement. The distance around the base of Cheops is 36,524.24 inches, which coincides remarkably with the 365.24 days of our lunar year. If we add together the diagonals of the Great Pyramid's base, we find the sum to be 25,827 inches, a figure which also represents the number of years in the precession of the equinox.
The pyramid has five points and four sides plus a base. The line extending from the point shere it would touch the Equator up to the North Pole (base side corner to peak), leans in at 51 degrees, 51 minutes, 14 seconds. Since this book was intended to simplify matters so that you can conduct pyramid studies with ease, here is a simple way to figure out a perfectly proportioned pyramid of any size (See Figure 2.)
Predetermine the length of one side of your base (A). Now on paper, draw a square to your base, then divide it into four quarters. Now, draw a diagonal (B) down one of the small squares and measure it. Mark that measurement from the base up the center line (C). This will be the length of the apothem, that is, the length of the center line down one of the sloping sides of the pyramid. Finish off the triangle by drawing two lines (D) and (E), each running from the top of the mark you have made on the center line (C) down to a bottom corner of your base. By measuring these lines you now have the length of the side edges of your pyramid, and you already know the base measurement. When you look at the triangle you have just drawn, it may look too tall, but dopn't forget that it has to lean in to join with the other three sides. When all four sides are put together you will have a pyramid the right height and leaning in at 51 degrees, 51 minutes, 14 seconds.
This method can be used for any size pyramid, whether it is two inches along its base or 46'1-1/4". There are other methods of constructing a perfect pyramid, but this is the easiest. "
Easy Plans for Building Any Size Pyramid That Will Work Like the Great Pyramid of Giza
http://educate-yourself.org/pyr/howtobuildpyramid05sep11.shtml Les Brown
The PYRAMID, by Les Brown
Published in Bancroft, Ontario, Canada 1978 and here for Fair Use by Emily Cragg
for abidemiracles and Holyconservancy, 2005
http://educate-yourself.org/pyr/The-Pyramid-Les-Brown-notes-by-Craig.pdf
Les Brown Chapter VII. How To Build A Pyramid
http://chestofbooks.com/new-age/metaphysics/Pyramid-Build/Chapter-VII-How-To-Build-A-Pyramid.html
HEIGHT............SIDES................BASE
3 inches.............4-7/16 in...........4-11/16 in
6 inches.............8-7/8 in..........9-3/8 in
12 in....................17-3/4 in........18-3/4 in
4 feet.................5 ft 11 in.........6 ft 3 in
8 ft......................11 ft 10 in.......12 ft 6 in
16 ft....................23 ft 8 in........25 ft
My pyramid frame is built mainly of wood measuring two inches by four inches and two inches by eight inches undressed, that is, unplanned.
Pyramids can be built to any scale as long as the proportions correspond to those of the Cheops Pyramid. It is most important that the angles be correct. Here are some basic measurements for a variety of sizes:
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Alexander Golod Russian pyramid experiment
Alexander Golod Russian pyramid dimensions
ON THE WAY TO DISCLOSING THE MYSTERIOUS POWER OF THE GREAT PYRAMID read this
http://gizapyramid.com/DrV-article.htm
While studying the pyramid concept and the results that came from their studies, the Russian scientists at the RND Institute discovered that the best slope angle for building pyramids was between 70 and 72 degrees read this
http://discerningthemystery2000plus.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/wisdom-teachings-and-practicals-of.html
Russian Pyramid Research Parts 1 and 2
72 degree slope read this
http://www.divinecosmosunion.net/t358-topic
A geometric derivation of the golden ratio 72 degree slope read this
http://www.whatabeginning.com/Misc/Golden/P.htm
Russian Scientists Build And Study Pyramids | What They Found Could Change The World
http://www.stillnessinthestorm.com/2015/10/russian-scientists-study-pyramids-and.html
The Golden Ratio Triangles
http://www.sriyantraresearch.com/Article/GoldenRatio/golden%20ratio%20triangles.html
Synchronicity and Building My Russian Pyramid
http://disclosurebackpack.com/synchronicity-building-russian-pyramid/
THE HEALING AND PROTECTIVE QUALITIES WITHIN PYRAMID ENERGY
A PUBLIC DISCLOSURE BOOKLET
by Russ Michael
or
http://www.goldenkeylibrary.info/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/PyramidBooklet-FINAL.pdf
According Russ Michael/Patrick Flanagan pyramids made of metal and non-metal should be aligned to magnetic north and true north respectively. Also according to them pyramids made to Russian pyramid ratios are suppose to be many order of time more powerful than pyramids mad to Cheops Pyramid ratios. AND dimensions
https://www.instructables.com/answers/anyone-out-there-know-the-specs-for-building-a-ru/
"Pyramid Power" Author/Scientist Patrick Flanagan Alexander Golod Russian pyramid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=km65_ejiUR8
Valery Uvarov UFOs & Russian Pyramids - Bosnian Pyramids Conference 2014 [FULL VIDEO]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IV3vJ3WLHE4&t=1279s
Cone Power
The secret power of the Pyramidal shape
The best passive torsion generators are formed by cones or pyramidal shapes built according to the “phi” ratio of 1 to 0.618 and it can, therefore, be said the pyramid shape has the power to harness torsional energy because torsion waves are phi-spirals and for this reason a pyramid will hold positive energy and deflects negative energy wavelengths and therefore inhibit natural decay:
Why does the pyramidal shape resonate various energy fields?
The very shape of the pyramid is an amplified-receiver or resonator of various kinds of energy fields, i.e. electro-magnetic waves, cosmic rays, electrical discharges, gravitational waves, etc., surrounding our planet and which are in the air around and within the pyramid.
Inside the pyramid the received energies, interact with one another.
A pyramid also creates a spherical field like a 3D globe of harmonic vibrations – where the wave patterns are synchronous and rhythmic – around itself. Everything within that field will move towards the harmony.
How does the pyramid create a spherical field of harmonic vibrations around itself?
In a magnetic field like the inside of a pyramid, the produced magnetism is in a direction opposite to that of iron where the field-direction is outward from the North pole and inward to the South pole of a magnet. In other words in a pyramid the direction of its magnetic field is outward from the south pole of the pyramid and inwards to the north pole.
The pyramid shape generates a spin field from its apex for electrons, meaning that they can move in an angular momentum, i.e. around their own axis. So, if moving or kinetic energy enters the pyramid at the top opening, this can be taken as the north pole of its magnetic field and as the pyramid emits energy from its middle, this can then be taken as the south pole of its magnetic field.
Once it entered into the pyramid, the energy bounces from the equal sides of its walls while the five angles of the pyramid project a beam of radiation towards the centre where the energy is collected or pooled to form the “fire in the middle” (the word pyramid is translated as ‘fire in the middle’). These energies all combine in the centre or King’s chamber area of, i.e. the Great Pyramid. The molecules or atoms in this area absorb these energies by resonance.
The corners are then, in effect, a type of nano-wave radiator. As the energy increases, the electron orbits start to expand; as more energy is absorbed, more expansion occurs and as the energy increases, there is an increase in circulation and finally we have a highly saturated energy atmosphere in the wave bands around 10 nm. These energies also radiate outwards from the corners of the pyramid.
Pyramid energy is a life-giving force called bio-cosmic energy, which allows for the pyramid to become a kind of cosmic antenna that tunes into vast energy sources, receives the energy and changes itself into a magnetic field.
While most of the positive energy is focused within and beneath the pyramid, some is also diffused from the five points or angles. Many people who have stood on top of the Great Pyramid have described sensing a high energy field or electrical charge.
How does this occur? Depending on the material it is built with, i.e. some kind of crystal or stone such as granite or marble, a pyramid will create a spherical field of harmonic vibrations around itself. Rose granite, which was used in the construction of the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid, is one of the most paramagnetic substances that has the ability to alter the magnetic field in the area it occupies.
Limestone, which covered the Great Pyramid on the outside, is a diamagnetic substance in that it is repelled by both poles of a magnet – being repelled then, the energy moves right through its walls to the outside.
According to Joe Parr, a member of the Great Pyramid of Giza Research Association, any pyramidal shape will theoretically attract and trap certain mass particles and it is these particles that produce the orb-like energy field, also called a containment bubble, around any true pyramid that shields out other energies.
It does so in order to cleanse the atmosphere outside around the structure enabling all other elements and vibrations to move towards the harmony and therefore making what is negative, positive. In this process, destructive energies are deflected and positive energies are enhanced.
Parr studied this energy field, which emanates from the one-third height level of the pyramid – the geometric center – he found that sun spot activity and the phases of the moon had an effect upon the intensity of a pyramid’s energy field and that at certain times of the year the field would block all electromagnetic radiation and even the force of gravity, which brought him to the conclusion that solar and lunar activity has a direct impact on the strength of dynamic torsion energy streaming into the earth:
Pyramid energy weakens radiation consisting of waves of energy associated with electric and magnetic fields resulting from the acceleration of an electric charge, i.e. gamma rays. One of the aspects of the power of pyramids is that the atmospheric energy in and around a pyramid is contained in a spherical aetheric energy field centered at the 1/3 height level of the pyramid.
This energy field is called a third dimensional energy bubble that has been tested and measured by scientists and it was found that every now and then Pyramids quit responding to recordings and measurements.
Regarding this, a correlation was found that celestial events such as sun spot activity seemed to affect the intensity of the pyramid energy bubble: at certain times of the year the energy bubble would totally block not only the force of gravity but also nuclear and electromagnetic radiation.
Another effect of the influence of celestial events upon a pyramid’s energy bubble, was found in a pyramid’s seeming ability to relate in a harmonious way at 500 and 1000 Hz. This means that the force field around the pyramid become totally non-conductive to all known forces that are generally negative. – Parr has also found that the width of the energy containment bubble or orb expands and contracts with the phases of the moon. This suggests again that the spherical orb on the outside of the pyramid is a static torsion field that gathers around the pyramid and is strengthened by absorbing other dynamic torsion fields.
These fields can be strengthened by the electrostatic energy in the ions or in the acoustic vibration of air, which also is a vibration of the ether.
The best passive torsion generators are formed by cones or pyramidal shapes built according to the “phi” ratio of 1 to 0.618 and it can, therefore, be said the pyramid shape has the power to harness torsional energy because torsion waves are phi-spirals and for this reason a pyramid will hold positive energy and deflects negative energy wavelengths and therefore inhibit natural decay:
“Pyramids don’t kill bacteria. However the bacteria feed by absorbing nutrients as entropy breaks the tissues down. In a pyramid there is so little entropy that the bacteria barely survive and don’t multiply prolifically. Food therefore stays fresher longer and has a chance to dehydrate before it goes bad.”
Because aluminium blocks a pyramid’s energy field, seeds placed on aluminium foil in a pyramid will sprout slowly but aluminium's blocking effect is overcome if the foil is left in a pyramid for two weeks or more. Amazingly, the foil then carries its own pyramid energy.
Meditation and Healing A cube-shape such as most houses people live in, inhibits energy while a pyramid-shape allows for a heightened energy field, which definitely is an aid for meditation. A pyramid aids meditation because it focuses harmonious energy while deflecting distracting energies, which are unordered, disharmonic energy.
By guarding against external interference, it helps you corral your own maverick thoughts by focusing positive energy within you, which is precisely your goal. As you enter your reflective state, the pyramid assists you at every step. Meditation is faster, deeper and more rewarding.
It has been reported that after spending time within a pyramid, people feel revitalized with sense-perceptions sharpened. Added to this, some people experience an internal tingling and sometimes a distant ringing sound, which is explained by the fact that the pyramidal shape focuses and resonates beneficial sound vibrations.
Through Kirlian photography, changes have been noted in the meditator’s aura, described as his/her electromagnetic field, such as the aura becoming brighter and larger.
Meditators reported deeper relaxation, an enhanced sense of well-being and increased levels of awareness – these conditions have been achieved due to the positive energy flow in the pyramid facilitating deeper focus. What happens is that their alpha waves became much stronger and meditation became deeper.
People meditating in a pyramid regularly, have received strong spiritual and psychic impressions, enhanced dreams and visions, vivid visual imagery and increased memory recall. Many people reported feeling revitalized with sense-perceptions sharpened after spending time within a pyramid.
People sitting or sleeping near just a model pyramid, have reported the alleviation or disappearance of pain or symptoms of illness.
Another pair of researchers postulates that the pyramid energy field tends to produce healthier functioning of cells, tissues and organs. People experience enhanced effects when meditating beneath pyramids, which can be attributed to the positive energy flow in the pyramid that facilitates deeper focus.
The energy within a pyramid makes it a transmitter of universal light energy (also known as Source Energy, Ether and Zero Point Energy). As the inside of the pyramid transmits the inflowing energy it causes a higher dimensional field – a field that is the animating force behind all creation – and has the capacity to automatically transform lower vibrational (negative) energy into higher vibrational (positive) energy.
By the layering of organic and inorganic matter in the building blocks of the structure, the Life Force Energy are purified, condensed and then magnified, enabling it to transmit this energy to the outside where a spherical field of harmonic vibrations around the pyramidal structure is created.
This form of energy, orgone energy, is known by various cultures as Chi, Ki, Prana, Ether, or Life Force. By simply holding an Orgone device or being near one, negative energy will be cleared from your field creating a higher, more balanced and healthy state. Using your intent you can also direct this Source Energy towards personal healing, protection and spiritual awakening.
In studying some magical traditions, you may hear a reference to something called the Cone of Power. But what exactly is it, and where did the idea come from?
The Cone of Power in a Group Setting
Traditionally, the cone of power is a method of raising and directing energy by a group. Essentially, the people involved stand in a circle to form the base of the cone. In some rituals, they may connect to each other physically by holding hands, or they may simply visualize energy flowing between the members of the group. As energy is raised–whether by chanting, singing, or other methods–a cone forms above the group, and eventually reaches its apex above. In many magical systems, it is believed that this energy continues on past the point at the top of the cone, traveling out infinitely into the universe.
Once the cone of power, or energy, is completely formed, that energy is then sent out en masse, directed towards whatever magical purpose is being worked on. Whether it’s healing magic, protection, or whatever, the group typically releases all of the energy in unison.
"The cone of power contains the combined will of the group, and the power of the Goddess from within each person. The power is raised by chanting and singing, repeating a chant over and over until tension mounts. The practitioners feel the power grow, feel it rise from each person to merge into a fountain of light that surrounds and leaps above them, They add their own energy to the rising cone, to the growth of energy that is almost visible-heard and felt by all."
Raising Energy Alone
Can an individual raise a cone of power, without the assistance of other people? Depends on who you ask, but the general consensus seems to be yes. Tawsha, a Wiccan who lives in Sedona, Arizona, practices as a solitary. She says,
“I raise energy by myself whenever I can. Since I don’t work with a group, I raise it in an area that forms a psychic circle around my feet, and visualize it traveling up over my head to form a point until I let it go out into the universe. It may not be what people traditionally think of as the cone of power, but it has the same purpose and effect.”
Raising energy alone can be just as powerful as raising it in a group, it's simply different. Keep in mind that there are many ways of raising magical energy, including through chanting, singing, ritual sex, dancing, drumming and even physical exercise. Try a variety of methods, and see which one works best for you. What is comfortable for one practitioner may not be for another, so it's a good idea to experiment a little bit to determine the best way for you personally to raise energy.
The History of the Cone Concept
Some people believe that the pointy hats that have become an iconic symbol of witchcraft are in fact a symbolic representation of the cone of power, but there does not appear to be much scholarly evidence that supports this. In fact, many cultures have worn pointed hats as a matter of course throughout history, with little to no connection to magical workings.
European nobles wore conical, pointed hats as a part of fashion, as did commoners in some eras, and there were even more sinister uses; heretics about to be executed were often forced to wear a pointed hat as well. It is more likely that the idea of the witch’s hat as being representative of a cone of power may in fact be a recent theory within the Neopagan community, as an effort to reclaim the pointed hat image.
Gerald Gardner, who founded the Gardnerian tradition of Wicca, claimed in his writings that members of his New Forest coven performed a ritual called Operation Cone of Power, which was ostensibly to keep Hitler’s troops from invading British shores during World War II.
The cone, or pyramid shape, is sometimes associated with the body’s chakras. It is believed that the root chakra at the base of the spine forms the base of the conical shape, tapering upwards until it reaches the crown chakra at the top of the head, where it forms a point.
Regardless of whether you call it a cone of power or something else, today many Pagans continue to raise energy in a ritual context as part of their regular magical workings.
In Neo-pagan witchcraft this is a field of psychic energy or power produced in unison by a coven or group of witches. Sometimes the phenomenon is referred to as raising the power. Other Neo-pagans believe in the phenomenon too.
Witches usually join hands, frequently within the magic circle, while dancing around and chanting to raise the power. The process also employs visualization. The circle is the bottom of the cone. the witches or persons within the circle produce the power which rises to the apex of the cone which extends into infinity. When this psychic power peaks in intensity it is released through the apex to accomplish a goal such as to heal or cast a spell.
It is considered that the psychic energy produced within the cone of power is similar to the power of prayer raised within prayer meetings. Witches who have greatly developed this ability sometimes see the cone of power as a luminous, pulsating cloud flooded with changing colours, or as a silvery-blue light.
The cone of power has been associated with the circle, the symbol of the sun, unity, eternity, rebirth and the triangle. The triangle has been associated with the elements and pyramids which represents the higher spiritual desires of all things. Three is the number of the triangle, which also is an important number in witchcraft, representing the triple Goddess, and in
Christianity the Trinity.
Believed incidents of cones of power have been recorded in history. In parts of ancient Syria,the cone was a symbol of Astarte. The cone has been symbolized by tall, conical hats worn by magicians and witches.
Witches have claimed victories against hostile forces with the use of cones of power. In 1588 the helped to defeat the Spanish Armada (See: Sea Witches), and in the 1700 they raised power against Napoleon.
In 1940 there was much fear the Hitler would invade England which resulted in producing “Operation Cone of Power” on Lammas Day, August 1. Hundreds of witches from covens throughout southern England gathered skyclad in New Forest to send Hitler and his generals telepathic thoughts to stay out of England. The German armies never invaded the country. Whether or not the witches’ messages were beneficial is not certain.
But, thirty-one years later in 1971, on Lammas Day, California witches gathered together to perform a similar ceremony to end the war in Vietnam. A.G.H.
How to Make a Funnel or Cone from Paper
Make a paper disk. The height of your cone will be determined by the radius of your circle. The larger the radius, the taller the cone. You can print the template in the document above, and trace the shape onto the paper you want to use. If you choose to make your own disc, do your best to make the shape as round as possible.
Improper measurements will have a big effect on your cone's result. It's a good idea to put extra effort into making the circle as round as possible.
For your disk shape, you can also use a compass, or trace a round object, such as a lid or container.
Draw a triangle wedge. Use the template to cut out two sides from the circle to make your wedge. To draw your own wedge, make a mark in the center of the disc. Draw out two straight lines from the center point to make a wedge with your ruler. If the lines are closer together it will make a smaller wedge which will result in a cone with a broad bottom.
Use a compass protractor to pinpoint the centre of your disc if you're unsure where to place your dot. If you're using a protractor tool to outline the disc to begin with, it can save you time to make the centre dot before you trace the disc around it.
You can also draw your own triangle wedge using a ruler and pencil.
Cut the triangle wedge out of the circle. To make a cone with a small bottom, cut out a larger triangle wedge. Use scissors or a precision knife to cut out your wedge as straight as possible. If you run into any cutting mishaps, you will probably need to start over again.
Making a Paper Cone Using the Folding Method
Cut out a wide triangle. If the common disc method isn't to your liking, you can make a cone shape starting out with a paper triangle. In order for it to be rolled properly into a cone, there must be one long side, and two shorter sides of equal length. The bigger the triangle, the bigger your cone will be. Take care to make your measurements and cuts as accurate as possible.
Slight errors can make your cone lopsided, or, worse still, too short to tape around.
Similarly, you can make the same process work with a half-circle. A half-circle will result in a smoother top.
If you don't want to make measurements yourself, triangle templates are available. Make sure you're using a template with one long side and two shorter sides of equal length.
Roll the far corners of your paper into the centre. Take one of the far corners and roll it into the centre so that the paper's edge is touching the middle of your triangle. With your other hand, bring the other corner and roll it overtop so that it wraps around the other corner. When this is complete, you should have a general shape of a cone in place.
If you're having difficulty rolling the corners together, it may be that you didn't cut your triangle out wide enough.
The far corners are the opposite ends of the wide triangle.
Hold the first corner roll in place while you roll the other corner. One hand should be used for each corner.
Make adjustments to your cone. Unless the rolls were perfect, chances are you'll have to shift the paper around a bit in order to make the cone even. Tighten the rolled folds as necessary. If you think you rolled the two corner folds unevenly, feel free to try again.
f there are excess lengths of paper jutting out from the cone shape, it may be that your original sheet wasn't an even shape. If this is the case, you can keep moving forward by cutting off any excess with a precision knife. So long as you have an even base for your cone, people won't be able to notice mishaps you had in the process of making it.
It's a fairly quick process, so it pays to do it a few times until you get it right.
Fold the loose edges into the cone's opening. Excess flaps of paper should be folded into the cone. This makes the cone look smother, and also helps the folds hold their form. If the rolls have been done correctly, there should at least be a triangular end that should be folded inward.
If for whatever reason you don't have enough paper to fold over, you can get over this issue by running a strip of tape across the base, from the outside to the inside of your cone.
Try squeezing or loosening your grip on the cone if the folding slot isn't apparent enough.
Tape the cone. Although folding your loose edges should stabilize the cone's shape, taping the seam inside the cone will help ensure it holds. Take a strip of tape and line it up along the seam. If you think there's still a risk of it falling apart, take additional strips and line them across the top and middle of the seam. With taping done, you should have a functional cone.
The loose edge can be taped down as well.
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Making a Paper Cone Using the Folding Method
Paper cones are useful in a range of homemade crafts. Need a nose cone for your paper rocket or snowman? Want to make a party hat? Paper cones have a lot of potential variety, and they're fortunately easy to make as well. Once you get the basic cone prepared, you can go the extra and decorate it to your liking.
Method 1 of 3:
1
Make a paper disk. The height of your cone will be determined by the radius of your circle. The larger the radius, the taller the cone. You can print the template in the document above, and trace the shape onto the paper you want to use. If you choose to make your own disc, do your best to make the shape as round as possible.
Improper measurements will have a big effect on your cone's result. It's a good idea to put extra effort into making the circle as round as possible.
For your disk shape, you can also use a compass, or trace a round object, such as a lid or container.
2
Draw a triangle wedge. Use the template to cut out two sides from the circle to make your wedge. To draw your own wedge, make a mark in the center of the disc. Draw out two straight lines from the center point to make a wedge with your ruler. If the lines are closer together it will make a smaller wedge which will result in a cone with a broad bottom.
Use a compass protractor to pinpoint the centre of your disc if you're unsure where to place your dot. If you're using a protractor tool to outline the disc to begin with, it can save you time to make the centre dot before you trace the disc around it.
You can also draw your own triangle wedge using a ruler and pencil.
3
Cut the triangle wedge out of the circle. To make a cone with a small bottom, cut out a larger triangle wedge. Use scissors or a precision knife to cut out your wedge as straight as possible. If you run into any cutting mishaps, you will probably need to start over again.
4
Bring the cut sides of your disc together. For your cone shape, bring one cut end of your disc over to the other in a cone shape. Hold it together and make sure the lower ridge of both sides overlap evenly. With this, your disc should have the desired cone shape you're looking for.
Unfurl the paper and try again if the sides don't meet properly at first.
Don't make firm creases in your paper. Your cone should be rounded.
5
Tape the inside of the cone closed. Once you tape the two sides side by side so that the paper makes a cone. Tape the inside of the cone by bridging the two sides so that they slightly overlap and bridging the overlap with tape. With that done, your cone should be ready to go.
One straight piece of tape will give your cone the best stability. Multiple pieces of tape inside will make a mess. It is helpful to have one hand applying the tape while the other holds the shape of the cone.
Method 2 of 3:
1
Cut out a wide triangle.[1] If the common disc method isn't to your liking, you can make a cone shape starting out with a paper triangle. In order for it to be rolled properly into a cone, there must be one long side, and two shorter sides of equal length. The bigger the triangle, the bigger your cone will be. Take care to make your measurements and cuts as accurate as possible.
Slight errors can make your cone lopsided, or, worse still, too short to tape around.
Similarly, you can make the same process work with a half-circle. A half-circle will result in a smoother top.[2]
If you don't want to make measurements yourself, triangle templates are available. Make sure you're using a template with one long side and two shorter sides of equal length.[3]
2
Roll the far corners of your paper into the centre.[4] Take one of the far corners and roll it into the centre so that the paper's edge is touching the middle of your triangle. With your other hand, bring the other corner and roll it overtop so that it wraps around the other corner. When this is complete, you should have a general shape of a cone in place.
If you're having difficulty rolling the corners together, it may be that you didn't cut your triangle out wide enough.
The far corners are the opposite ends of the wide triangle.
Hold the first corner roll in place while you roll the other corner.[5] One hand should be used for each corner.
3
Make adjustments to your cone.[6] Unless the rolls were perfect, chances are you'll have to shift the paper around a bit in order to make the cone even. Tighten the rolled folds as necessary. If you think you rolled the two corner folds unevenly, feel free to try again.
If there are excess lengths of paper jutting out from the cone shape, it may be that your original sheet wasn't an even shape. If this is the case, you can keep moving forward by cutting off any excess with a precision knife. So long as you have an even base for your cone, people won't be able to notice mishaps you had in the process of making it.
It's a fairly quick process, so it pays to do it a few times until you get it right.
4
Fold the loose edges into the cone's opening. Excess flaps of paper should be folded into the cone. This makes the cone look smother, and also helps the folds hold their form. If the rolls have been done correctly, there should at least be a triangular end that should be folded inward.[7]
If for whatever reason you don't have enough paper to fold over, you can get over this issue by running a strip of tape across the base, from the outside to the inside of your cone.
Try squeezing or loosening your grip on the cone if the folding slot isn't apparent enough.
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Tape the cone. Although folding your loose edges should stabilize the cone's shape, taping the seam inside the cone will help ensure it holds. Take a strip of tape and line it up along the seam. If you think there's still a risk of it falling apart, take additional strips and line them across the top and middle of the seam. With taping done, you should have a functional cone.
The loose edge can be taped down as well.
Method 3 of 3:
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Choose the right paper. If you have a solid idea what you're making a cone for beforehand, it helps to consider the material you'll be using. Certain types of paper suit certain projects better than others.
Printer paper is fine for purely decorative cones. It offers a lot of potential to be coloured or drawn on.
A thick construction paper is best if you're making party hats.[8]
Parchment paper is a good choice if you're making a funnel to bake with.
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Cut off the tip for a funnel. If you're making a cone for the sake of baking, a funnel is needed. Take a pair of scissors and cut the tip off. From that opening, you'll be able to control the pour of icing or syrup by squeezing the funnel.
If your funnel hole isn't big enough, you can try to cut it again. Keep in mind, however, that the higher you cut up the cone will result in an exponentially bigger funnel hole. It's best to keep your funnel cutting careful and restrained.
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Draw a pattern on your cone. If you're making a decorative cone or a party hat, it's fun to add a pattern. Take your favourite pencil crayons or markers and draw something. Patterns (like jagged edges or swirls) are best for a cone, but you can also draw words on it. For the sake of a party hat or dunce cap, writing a word (like "Happy Birthday") can help to specify the cone to the given occasion.
Draw a pattern in with pencil first if you're worried about making mistakes.
It may be easier to draw your pattern on the paper before you make it into a cone.