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The body and neck of this electric guitar were produced using a 3D printing technique on a Flash Forge device. The neck is constructed by setting two carbon fiber tubes into epoxy in place of the traditional truss rod, which ensures stability. The...

This guitar boasts several cutting-edge features: A 3D printed neck reinforced with ultra-sturdy carbon fiber. Epoxy infiltration as a pioneering strengthening technique. A 3D printed fingerboard featuring precisely crafted slots for fretwire. I...

Collar for an electrical device

This is the 6 string version of a playable 3D printable electric guitar kit, optimized primarily for printing on a 400x400mm bed. The kit features 8mm strengthening rods through the neck and headstock to enhance stability. Attaching the neck to the...

Guitar neck support with a separate flex insert.

Guitar neck support system featuring an independent flex component.

guitar peg turners in regular and fender size and a guitar neck stand

Intended to be printed of soft material to protect the guitar neck.Files:GuitarNeckRest.3mfGuitarNeckRest.stlGuitarNeckRest_softStrip.stlOption 2:Guitar neck stand.Files:GuitarNeckRest_noSocket.3mfGuitarNeckRest_noSocket.stlDimensionsOption 1+2Base...

To Do: 1) Refine dowel positioning / reduce instances 2) Cosmetic improvements for realistic "Lego" look 3) Confirm print settings for best surface quality (need to print it all first...) 4) Confirm print settings for dowels 5) Update 'TwistKnob'...

In this video I build an electric guitar with 3D printed parts. The construction costs amount to about 50 €. The most interesting thing is certainly the pickup. This was built from 15x5mm magnets. About 8000 windings were wound up with a 0.05mm...

Printing at 0.3mm layer height (which saved a lot of time but lost some quality on the surface layers) with a 50% infill gives the body a very “3D Printed” aesthetic which I really like. It also balances and weighs very similar to my old Fender...

A guitar neck rest with two adjustable heights provides extra stability and ease of printing, thanks to its innovative design inspired by traditional two height rests but enhanced with a strategic angle for optimal stability in both positions. Its...

This meticulously crafted 3D model was first brought to life using the intuitive tools of Sketchup 7 and subsequently transformed into a wide range of other 3D formats. ...The original native file is an .skp, while the corresponding 3ds Max scene boasts...

Greetings! ...A 7-string guitar with printable STL files is at your disposal; however, it remains unprinted currently. ...Enjoy exploring this technical marvel!

Solidworks Guitar Fretboard and Neck with various Headstocks, Parameter Driven with Equations,Unlimited variations possible.See Text FileThere are alignment holes to attach Fretboard with Necks.Necks are designed to be any scale that should work with...

Neck Support Design Unleashed for Solid Body Guitars, Enhancing Flexibility with Optimized Geometry for Increased Accessibility while Minimizing Production Time and Resource Consumption in Iteration 2.0

... This printed component can be utilized to 3D print and replace the standard part included with the Guitar Kit, providing a convenient solution for replacing missing parts or customizing the appearance of your guitar using different color filament.

Weary of Activision turning a blind eye when it comes to removing the guitar neck on Guitar Hero Live's controller? Don't stress anymore! ...With this DIY hack, you'll be able to remove the neck as often as you desire, without damaging any other part of...

Remix of Guitar Neck Rest by 3dyuval optimized for dual material printers. File A should be printed in a rigid material like PLA. File B should be created with a semi-flexible material like TPU. This approach eliminates the need for gluing, as TPU is...

This is an update to the remixed 3d printed telecaster with the added dovetails. I added a strengthening bar through the body and the holes for a modern tele/strat bridge. You can check out the full details in my Youtube video below. It's a full...

... tension. The whole assembly was held together with epoxy and a touch of bondo before being painted. We discussed this project on the 3D Printing Today podcast, available on iTunes or Stitcher radio; learn more at http://www.threedprintingtoday.com/

These are DIY pedalboard brackets designed for 3D printing. Having most of the necessary hardware on hand, I opted for this budget-friendly approach instead of shelling out cash for a commercial pedalboard of comparable size. My custom pedalboard...

If you are looking for a unique and practical way to store your guitar and bass picks, you might be interested in this 3D printed bowl in the shape of a Tele guitar. This bowl can hold up to 27 picks of different sizes and shapes, and it has a...

This is a simple support for the neck of your guitar while you have it on the bench for work. Glueing some foam / rubber / cork is advised to prevent guitar slipping. Thing is fully customizable, adjust dimensions to your liking. ... It uses...

I designed this to be printed with very low or no infill, as well as 0 top and bottom layers!* My first OpenSCAD project, I'm pretty happy with it. It's a guitar neckrest for changing strings or doing set ups. I am including 3 different sizes, the...

Stratocaster type neck. ...This neck has 21 frets, steel rod.

Stratocaster type neck. ...This neck has 21 frets, steel rod.

Router jig for cutting neck pockets in a wood guitar stand. I'll add pics as ADHD allows. Did this back in March 2021, but never uploaded. Lost the original design files. Requires a following bit. Bet to trace and rough cut, then finish w/ the...

An electric guitar section for practising left-hand strength and dexterity inspired by the exercises in the book: "Total Guitar Workout: Exercises for Speed, Strength & Stamina" by Luke Zeccin. Frets 3 to 10, requires 2x 42mm electric guitar locking...