3d print ukulele

... I'm still waiting for them to arrive, but I've tested them on a nearly identical set with success. ... These are made to fit the v15 neck/headstock of Solstie's excellent [Playable Ukulele](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:268090)

V1 EASY FRET PARTS: * 1 x Flexible Plate [TPU] * 1 x Hard Plate [PLA] * 1 x F Key [PLA] * 1 x G Key [PLA] * 1 x am Key [PLA] * 1 x C Key [PLA] * 1 x Head Mount [PLA] * 1 x Neck Mount [PLA] * 2 x 91292A197_TYPE 18-8 SS SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW...

I created a custom remix of the Cigar Box Ukulele design by toolinc from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:33835). The original neck was too long to fit inside my Makerbot Replicator, so I carefully split it into two manageable pieces.

This custom nut is specifically designed for cigar box ukuleles, measuring 38mm in length with strategically placed notches to accommodate the strings perfectly. ...The carefully spaced string positions ensure a precise 11mm gap between each note,...

Mad a wall mount for my daughter's ukulele. Decided to make it like a remaining of steel construction, like an old bridge of something... Resin with sertain hardness is recommended. ...Overall dimentions are slightly bigger than Anycubic Photon table,...

Original Mechanics Preferred for Largest Strings For the largest strings, we recommend using original mechanics specifically designed for the ukulele bass. Kalas own mechanics are listed below, but they come with a higher price tag: ...

I crafted a simple button to fit low-cost eBay ukulele friction tuning pegs. The pegs I had on hand were all black, and I needed some in white for my build, so I quickly assembled these. ...To attach them to the tuners, I utilized M3x18mm Phillips flat...

This is a simple holder designed specifically for standard-sized ukuleles that can be easily screwed onto any wall. The screw holes have a diameter of 3.5 millimeters, allowing for use with M4 bolts. I recommend using bolts that are at least 25...

Create a complete ukulele using your preferred tuning pegs, which can be bought cheaply on eBay. The parts fit together easily and are self-explanatory; use 0.25" dowel rods to secure the neck to the body, and wood glue for other connections. This...

The LEGO Ukulele is designed to be played by the fingers or a small pick, allowing mini-musicians to express themselves through sound. Whether you're a seasoned musician or just starting out, this uke is sure to bring a smile to your face and...

Well, this is another humidifier for ukulele. The object size is for the soundhole of a soprano. But you can increase it to fit right for another soundhole. My idea is that the length must be close to the diameter of the soundhole, so like that the...

Then the project became a full ukulele with nylon strings from a classical guitar. On the final version you will need to make your own nut, bridge, and bracing. The sides also need support so it doesn't implode when you go to tune it. ...I originally...

This Soprano-sized ukulele boasts a sleek 3-piece design featuring an intricately crafted body, fretboard, and bridge. Standing out from my previous headless creation, this one sports a conventional headstock for a traditional look. To tackle the...

Well, this is another humidifier for ukulele. The object size is for the soundhole of a soprano. But you can increase it to fit right for another soundhole. My idea is that the length must be close to the diameter of the soundhole, so like...

The guitalele can be printed on any 200x250 bed 3D printer, similar to the Prusa MK3 or its clones. For optimal results, use high-quality plywood for the top and back panels, and a laser cutter to precision-cut them. You can also opt for hand tools...

stamp printed in TPU

... added supports for a strong foundation. Tuning pegs and strings are available on Amazon, with the total printing cost including these components estimated at $30. ...The estimated print time is approximately 47 hours using a layer height of 0.1mm.

I've converted it for printing, so now it's easier for everyone else. ...Big thanks to vovochka for creating the original.

Added 4.5mm holes for screws. ... It looks very nice and sturdy. Doesn't need supports when printing. Infill: 40% in the base and the rest at 25%. Resolution: 0.28 Printed by my friend Peter at https://www.instagram.com/ingenium3dgt/

Spade - Infil to add weight, no supports Letters - Print flat, already scaled to fit nicely in the embossing Star - Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and...

Thanks for the work Solstie ;o)\ I extended the head of the handle, had trouble with the tuning of the E :o), modified the mechanical transitions and made the sillet removable. ... Good print to you!

Modification of haakemon's 2 part neck, separated into 2 files, and added a clef to the design. ... Uses 6mm*45mm pegs, can be wooden, I also added a file for the peg which can be printed. ...

One has buttresses behind the horns to support printing without added supports. I've printed both with & without supports and they both are functional. The buttresses seem to keep the back of the horns clean. ...I painted them with acetone to bond...

I've successfully printed both models, with and without supports, and they both function as intended. The buttresses appear to keep the back of the horns clean. I applied a coat of acetone to bond the layers together and give it a more polished look....

I didn't like anyone else's Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 200 Infill: 38 Filament: Generic Marble PLA Category: Organization

The neck is designed for printing in two separate sections! This bass guitar is heavily inspired by the Kala Ubass and is almost entirely printable, except for critical mechanical components that require a more traditional approach. To achieve proper...

... one major overhaul is redesigning how the neck is constructed and assembled. ...A brand-new version has been created to test milling on the CNC machine, although it's also feasible to 3D print this design if you have access to a large enough printer.

This ukulele requires only a 200 mm printing area, making it possible to print with normal Prusa i3 or any other smaller 3D printer. And it's made up of just five printed parts, plus strings and tuners, so you can start playing right away. You also...

... When you lift your ukulele up, it opens back up again. This allows for easy and secure storrage of your uke. It is broken into multiple pieces in order to print it easily without support. ...It uses a rubberband to allow it to open itself up again.

An orc bard with an ukulele.