3d printed guitar pedal

THE 3D PRINT ZONE - 3D PRINTED ELECTRIC GUITAR PROJECT Website: https://the3dprintzone.com/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCghGnerjapvhQsnTicj7Fkw Hello 3D printers! Here's a fantastic project (challenge) for you to tackle! After...

... Check out the video tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Umw9KVlABs For detailed instructions on printing, selecting parts, and assembling the entire unit, visit: http://guinea-pixel.com/building-stuff/guitar-speed-pick-and-stomp-pedal/

A custom-designed, 3D-printed guitar pick with a built-in magnet pad ensures it stays securely in place, preventing loss due to accidental drops. Simply attach a small piece of thin tin metal or any other magnetic material to the guitar, and this...

Guitar stand made with wood and 3D printed parts. The stand is universal and adjustable to the size of any guitar, whether acoustic, electric or Spanish. In addition to the printed parts you will need cylindrical wooden sticks with a diameter of...

We're proud to showcase our second custom-built 3D printed guitar, expertly crafted with a low-cost 3D printer such as the Velleman K8200 (3DRAG). This impressive instrument was created using a 200x200x200mm building platform and is fully printed in...

This 3D-printed mount/stand secures a standard-size Boss guitar pedal at a 60-degree angle for maximum visibility. ... As a stand, it can rest on top of a flat surface, or as a mount, the hole on the back allows it to be clipped onto a screw at the...

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

This is a customizable knob for guitar pedals, also known as a barefoot button. It perfectly fits any type of pedal foot switch. The rendered STL model has an inner diameter of 10mm and works well with standard pedal switches without requiring...

Designed to hold a Red Panda guitar pedal at a 30 degree angle. ... Pedal size 3 in x 4.6 in, works with many other pedals as well.We print on the side with no supports, then put rubber bumper feet on the bottom.

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...

To design a 3D enabling guitar capo that allows guitar players to use and better understand 3D printing applications and design. The design process started off with drawing concepts and ideas developed from experience of using capos. The functional...

... (Left, right, and trust rod). This puts all the pressure on a single piece. I printed the left and right portions at 10% infill as these dont take any pressure, and printed the center at 50%. ...Printed on Anycubic Kobra Max, a 400x400 printer.

Large button for add to the standard foot switch of guitar pedal

Customized Enclosure System for the Arduino Guitar Pedal Shield Featuring an Unsettling ASE Brand Emblem.

When constructing a device such as my 3D printed guitar, it might just have a few things not exactly fitting the way they should be on completion - which would probably result from either errors with design or during assembly process. The most likely...

This model is a Mini Donner Guitar effect pedal. ...This is an accurate place holder for mapping out your own custom pedal board.

I learned how to setup files for multi color printing from Joel (3D Printing Nerd). He has a great video of how to setup files to print in multi-color here: https://youtu.be/RE-ZgJ5vzXk UPDATE: 12-30-17: Added an output jack bezel that I embossed a...

I learned how to setup files for multi-color printing from Joel (3D Printing Nerd). He has a great video of how to set up files to print in multi-color here: https://youtu.be/RE-ZgJ5vzXk UPDATE: 12-30-17: I've added an output jack bezel that I...

I've decided to manage my guitar pedals in a way that suits me best, despite being no fan of effects pedals. However, I firmly believe that a looper and tuner are essential tools for any guitarist. To create the pedal board, I used wood from a local...

Just a small tray in the shape of a strat that you can put guitar picks in. ... Guitars free: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2055705 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2747925

Just a small tray in the shape of a strat that you can put guitar picks in. ... Guitars free: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2055705 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2747925

A typical footswitch, commonly seen in many guitar effect pedals, is used to control the device's operation.

Compact effects module, designed for amplification

This project is building an in line guitar fuzz “pedal”, using 3D printing and simple electronics you can make on your own! There are so many ways to make different sounds by changing of the components, i’m keeping it simple; no volume control. ...</p>...

...... Easily upgrade your guitar effects pedals with this simple, effective solution. The topper increases surface size, making it easier to step on the switch or more comfortable if you're playing barefoot. Print, attach, and go - no clean up required.

Easyand quick to print pedalboard with a handle that can fit 3-4 small/medium sized pedals. Just add velcro and glue on some rubber feet for grip. ... I suggest using low-profile pedal connectors and 90 degree power plugs instead of the ones in my...

The provided Gucci Shoebox contains all the necessary diagrams to guide you through assembling your guitar. If you prefer, you can use any other tools or resources at your disposal. Please ensure that you purchase the required guitar keys and strings...

This easy model is for creating your own guitar pedals. You only need to add a spring, a tactile button(12mm x 12mm) and a wire. All parts snap easily together. Have fun! Print with support touching the baseplate because of overhang of...

This custom bracket was crafted specifically to complement the Ibanez TS9 guitar effects pedal, however its compatibility likely extends to other pedals within the same product series from Ibanez.

The body of the G0124 guitar pedal was designed for FUZZ, but it can be used for any of your DIY projects.