The fault is on the top part of the can. As it is pictured the water would flow out from the top when tilted. It would need to be covered at the front part to hold the water in and only allow it to flow from the spout.
The ‘lip’ part is on the wrong way round – by pouring as one would normally, the water will be expelled from not only the spout, but also through the top opening. The lip on it should be above the spout, not the handle.
The “lid” needs to be no the side of the spout. Otherwise, when you pour to water the plants, it will come out from the top of the pot as well as the spout.
Several of the existing comments are useful here, but one addition is that the spout should be lower (near the bottom) to maximize pouring and less tipping. That is an improvement not a fault.
Also, I don’t understand the point of the string or extra lines going from the rim to the spout, unless this adds stability.
Further, if a splash guard is drawn correctly on the spout side it would not have a visible opening, but if the can was turned around, the visible opening would have a shadow. It would not be light on the inside.
Finally, two handles are not normally necessary–the rear handle would suffice–on a watering can unless it is exceptionally large. Then the extra handle might be helpful.
RK, I had forgotten about this puzzle, and never spotted the unmasked answers in the recent comments as they are sorted by date.
I therefore suggest that puzzles the answers of which will be revealed on a certain date have that date on a yellow stripe on the main page puzzle’s icon (like the red “new” stripe), and change it to “revealed” in green once the answers are unmasked.
The overflow guard is on the back instead of the front.
The part that half covers the lid is the wrong way. It should be on the side with the spout so it can hold the water in when you use the watering can.
Water will pour from the bucket before reaching the nose …
nose too long with sharp angle!!
The half cover is on the wrong side.
The pot has no shadow on the ground despite that there are shadows on the pot itself.
The fault is on the top part of the can. As it is pictured the water would flow out from the top when tilted. It would need to be covered at the front part to hold the water in and only allow it to flow from the spout.
The hood is on the wrong side. Should be on the side of the spout.
The ‘lip’ part is on the wrong way round – by pouring as one would normally, the water will be expelled from not only the spout, but also through the top opening. The lip on it should be above the spout, not the handle.
The “lid” needs to be no the side of the spout. Otherwise, when you pour to water the plants, it will come out from the top of the pot as well as the spout.
The protection at the top shoul be placed above the neck, otherwise the water will leack from the top
The half dome shaped thing on the rear or the top of the pot should be on the front (to keep water from spilling out when it is full)
the cover should be on the spout-side, not the handle-side
shouldn’t the water spout be higher up?
the cover bit is on the wrong side, there’s no way to prevent the water from flowing out that way
Several of the existing comments are useful here, but one addition is that the spout should be lower (near the bottom) to maximize pouring and less tipping. That is an improvement not a fault.
Also, I don’t understand the point of the string or extra lines going from the rim to the spout, unless this adds stability.
Further, if a splash guard is drawn correctly on the spout side it would not have a visible opening, but if the can was turned around, the visible opening would have a shadow. It would not be light on the inside.
Finally, two handles are not normally necessary–the rear handle would suffice–on a watering can unless it is exceptionally large. Then the extra handle might be helpful.
Gee can you tell I are an en-guh-neer?
Oh, and I would call it a can rather than a pot since it has apparent rivets.
…and appears to have folds/rolls where metal is joined or smoothed at the lip.
…and finally, why put it on the path? Somebody will trip on it. Probably me!
RK, I had forgotten about this puzzle, and never spotted the unmasked answers in the recent comments as they are sorted by date.
I therefore suggest that puzzles the answers of which will be revealed on a certain date have that date on a yellow stripe on the main page puzzle’s icon (like the red “new” stripe), and change it to “revealed” in green once the answers are unmasked.
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