3d printed trumpet mouthpiece

... ... Stops mouthpieces lying around. Fits standard trumpet shank, would also fit for thinner Cornet or French Horn mouthpieces. Inner diameter is 10mm, foot is 50mm to allow for a safe stand. ... PLA is fine, 5% infill is more than enough :-)

Like any 3D printed mouthpiece, you need to hand finish the table and facing curve for good results. Even then, it takes a lot of practice on the overtone series to get the desired partial. Eddie used it to add variety to his performances. I...

This is a holder for trumpet mouthpieces. This holder should clip on to your standard metal music stand and let you quickly swap between your mouthpieces mid performance. This is especially useful if you are sitting and don't want to become part of...

This is a fully operational replica of a vintage trumpet mouthpiece, precision-crafted to match the exact specifications of a classic 7C model.

Mouthpiece with a double exit for two trumpet. Based on a Bach 1C profile. Separation is put as close as possible to the mouth. After testing by a trumpet player, don't expect to play 2 notes at the same time. May be harmonics but not sure. Print...

This is a custom-designed trumpet/mellophone mouthpiece created using Inventor software. It's suitable for use on either instrument and features functional design elements. However, its tone quality falls short of traditional mouthpieces. ...On the...

Here's a standard 7C trumpet mouthpiece! It works pretty well. ...It's obvious when playing that it's not the same as a metal one, but it gets the job done.

This is based on a 3C Bach mouthpiece, allowing you to play two Trumpets at the same time. ... The overall sound it produces isn't very clear and requires a lot of air, but is still fun.

A human forms the shape of a trumpet mouthpiece when their lips and facial muscles come together to blow air into the instrument at a precise 90-degree angle.

... ...This trumpet has a 7C mouthpiece, but mastering it can be tough due to the stubborn mustache that keeps getting in the way. ...Good luck to all fellow trumpeters out there - and don't forget to post a pic if you finally crack this tricky instrument!

This is a trumpet/mellophone mouthpiece I designed in Inventor, perfect for use on either instrument. It's fully functional and really cool to play, but the tone quality doesn't quite match that of a traditional mouthpiece. On the bright side,...

Have you ever thought to yourself, "man, if only my mouthpiece was 11.8 inches longer I'd be such a better musician"? Well I'll be darned, you're just in luck! Measuring 380mm (15 in) just find yourself a nice big 3d printer and get movin. It's been...

Display and carry case for trumpet mouthpiece. This design has no contact surfaces other than the shank taper so as to reduce risk of contamination. Aside from the shank taper, this model has no draft so it cannot be produced without a complicated...

This small box is for the storage of a single trumpet mouthpiece.I printed those with PETG and PLA.The thread worked well for me with 0.4 and 0.6 mm nozzles and a layer high between 0.1 and 0.2mm. UPDATE 19.02.2022I updated both parts.I added a...

Measuring 380mm (15 in) just find yourself a nice big 3d printer and get movin. It's been 4 years since I lasted played it, but if I remember it tuned the trumpet down more than a full step. I'm 6'1" and had to hold my arm fully extended in front of...

## Speed trumpet mouthpiece beta ## Lily (Solo) upgraded version of the CKB 7E Mouthpiece. It worked flawlessly, and the STL file at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:291388 greatly aided me in designing it because the original is quite difficult to...

A trumpet mouthpiece, originally based off a 1.5c design by jcooper, has been modified to achieve a more streamlined appearance, reducing print errors. The bore size was increased, requiring a drill to enlarge the original design for better...

This is my very first project - a trumpet mouthpiece stand designed with Solid Edge ST9. It's been a few months since I've last worked on a design, so bear with me if it's not quite polished yet. Fortunately, it seems to be getting the job done! ...If I...

Here's a standard 7C trumpet mouthpiece! It works pretty well. It's obvious when playing that it's not the same as a metal one, but it gets the job done. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes...

While it is definitely not the only reason that a mouthpiece can sound well playing high notes, Shallower mouthpieces tend to sound fuller in the upper register than larger and deeper mouthpieces. ...All of these mouthpieces are relatively shallow...

Using the Tool Important Considerations When utilizing this tool to remove a stuck mouthpiece, tighten the three screws at the bottom so they barely touch the instrument's neck, lip, or sleeve without attaching themselves to the mouthpiece. ...If the...

Printing foot height: At 1 unit, this parameter controls the height of the support material required during printing; this low setting should result in minimal material usage. The depth of the cup is an important design element; set at 8 units, it...

This text has been rewritten to provide instructions for printing a customized version of the thingiverse design, including specific settings for the customizer tool and 3D printer. ...The link to the original design and the customizer tool have also...

A simple piccolo trumpet/cornet mouthpiece to trumpet adaptor.

Remix of the incredible Thingiverse creation - Decorations Removed for a Smoother Printing Experience

I've got two finished models here that look good to me. ...Their bases feel pretty solid and the handles fit well in my hand. Tpt MPC V1 prints, completed with an internal density of 85 percent and five layers of shell.

... of 5, PrintingFootHeight of 0, RimWidth of 6, CupSphereFactor of .5, CupDepth of 16, BackPipeDiameter of 9.5, RimShape of 1, ThroatRadius of 0, CupDiameter of 16. Follow the provided instructions to print and assemble your customized cup holder.

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=44422 Instructions Using the following settings: Rim Shape = 70% Throat Radius = 50 mm Mouth Piece Length = 88 units Cup Diameter = 21 cm Cup Sphere Factor = 50% Cup Depth = 16 cm Rim Width = 6...

Creating my own models and printing them has saved me many hundreds of dollars in mouthpiece costs. The sound is obviously different than a metal piece but in terms of getting a feel for a mouthpiece and purely for testing purposes this is a huge...

Creating my own models and printing them has saved me many hundreds of dollars in mouthpiece costs. The sound is obviously different than a metal piece but in terms of getting a feel for a mouthpiece and purely for testing purposes this is a huge...