#Issues with water on rain gauge

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It sounds like you've put a lot of effort into trying different solutions for your tipping bucket rain gauge design. One suggestion could be to incorporate a slightly larger hole at the tipping point to allow for better drainage of the water. This may help prevent the water from sitting at the end and causing inaccuracies in your measurements.

Additionally, you could try adjusting the angle of the ramp or the bucket itself to ensure that the water flows out more smoothly when tipping. Experimenting with different angles and dimensions may lead to a more effective design.

If you continue to face challenges, consider seeking advice from online forums or communities dedicated to 3D printing or rain gauge design. They may be able to offer additional insights and suggestions to help you improve your design.

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