3d printed bassoon

The 3D model is based on real measurements and has been meticulously created for quality and accuracy. It is available in various formats, including *.max (3ds Max 2008 scanline and vray), *.fbx, *.obj, *.3ds, *.mb (Maya 8.5), *.lwo (Lightwave 6),...

The 3D model was meticulously crafted on a solid foundation. It's been created with precision, using real units of measurement, and is of high quality, remarkably close to the original in every detail. Model formats: - *.max (3ds Max 2008 scanline)...

Bassoons have traditionally been made from high-quality, versatile materials like boxwood or maple, however some modern manufacturers choose to create these instruments with wood types that have a much lower polygon count. ...This choice reduces...

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**When printing, make sure to rotate it so it can print without supports.** Once you are done printing you can wrap electrical tape around the thinner portion of the extension so it fits snugly in the bassoon. This was inspired by...

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... it with supports, 50% infill, and made from ABS material. However, I advise using 100% infill for better results. I used sandpaper to smooth out the handrest. To assemble it, you need to drill a hole and stab the bar as shown in the print image.

Development underway for a fundamental bassoon design and accompanying protective casing.

The human-sized contraption that replaces the top of a bassoon has failed miserably. ...I am currently attempting to rectify this issue and apologize for any disruptions this may be causing.

Some excellent bocal-mounted pickups are available for bassoon, like the Little Jake, but they are relatively expensive and require bocal cutting. This pickup can be made from about $1 worth of parts and be used without modifying the bocal or...

This is a mini Santa Claus that sits on the end of you bassoon bell, if you don't have a dual extruder you might want to paint it so it looks like Santa. If it does not fit in your bell then get a lighter and warp it and squeeze it so it gets...

... hand crutch can be printed at any size you like. The tube part that actually goes into your bassoon may require a little bit of sanding in order to fit, depending on how large you print it. Please message me if you have any questions! ...

It requires a handful of non-printed parts, but was designed with the goal of costing tens of dollars instead of $1500 like the machines that are available for purchase online. There's room for a sliding tilted bed to allow for gouging thickness...

Cylindrical cap to insert into a bassoon bell. ...Designed for a Schreiber and Sons bassoon with a 40mm diameter. Enables the player to create a vacuum to remove water from bassoon tone-holes and flick key vents.

When printing, make sure to rotate it so it can print without supports.Once you are done printing you can wrap electrical tape around the thinner portion of the extension so it fits snugly in the bassoon.This was inspired by Printingdrew7531. ...His...

... pressure. Of course, printed plastic will cut if you're not careful with your knife, unlike the gorgeous machined aluminum of the commercially available reed shapers. But those cost 200 simoleons and this bad boy is free. ... So thems the breaks.

... to experiment with this project. My design was inspired by a similar clarinet-style mouthpiece concept. The soprano-bassoon is based on the soprano mouthpiece model, while saboon (a temporary name) is derived from an alto mouthpiece design.

Thin walls allow for transparency when printed with clear filament, while small indents on the ends facilitate easy removal from the printing bed. Remember that reeds come into contact with your mouth, so it's essential to use food-grade filament or...

The bassoon is being transformed into an ophicleide, Update 7/13: I have thoroughly tested the initial file and it functions remarkably well! Nevertheless, I am encountering difficulties reaching notes below low E, therefore I will continue to...

This replaces the traditional wound "Turkish head" on a modern (Heckel type) bassoon. It fits a Rieger 1a shaped reed. ... After forming the reed, remove the 3rd wire and glue the Turkish head on the reed.

The file for OprahsFavoriteDeathMetal's Bassoon low A extension. ...My file was corrupt and it looks strange so here is a revised file for all with the same problem.

Faced with the misfortune of having all my bassoon reeds shatter, I embarked on creating this experiment to determine its feasibility, as I happened to have a spare clarinet reed in my case for reasons unknown. Designing This Project I adapted a...

... impractical at current scale. ...These replicas were created solely for research purposes. Default settings should be used if future advancements in 3D Printing make precise replication feasible. ... Print four, then join them together with wire.

It is better if printed at 100% infill. Only a couple hour print. ...The bolt I used #8-32 x 5/8 inches, the nut i used was a cap nut #8-32

... of the instruments, just what I was able to compile in a hurry. ... Syncretic 3D Materials can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOawmp0CsDHtQzotefGzKug. ... BlenderKit Materials are located online at https://www.blenderkit.com/.

With this you can use 2 reeds on your bassoon. ...It sounds really weird.

This is a straightforward yet highly effective oboe and bassoon reed tip cutter that I engineered (yes, it accommodates all sizes!). It's specifically designed to fit a standard single-edged razor blade (40x20mm). It boasts markings to assist in...

... the tip. ...These models were used solely for research purposes. If future advancements in 3D Printing technology make it possible to accurately replicate such details, use normal settings. ...Print two models, then bind them together using wire.

... only used these models for research purposes. Keep scaling normally if future advancements in 3D Printing technology make it possible to accurately reproduce the thicknesses. ...Print two separate units, then bind them together securely with wire.