7 string explorer 3d models

I designed a custom pickguard that could be split into three separate pieces, allowing it to fit perfectly on my Ender 3 printer. ...If you have a larger printer, I uploaded the entire model so you can print it in one piece.

In 1854, a skilled luthier named Ivan Krasnoschekov created a guitar with a scale length of 643.64mm, similar to Martin guitars. ...This design has been modernized, retaining the original craftsmanship and quality.

This video showcases a handmade glass vase that has been transformed into a unique piece of art through an innovative process called glassblowing. The creator, a skilled artisan, carefully shapes and molds the molten glass to achieve a stunning...

This artwork displays an intricate, low-polygon illustration of an Ibanez 7-string electric guitar.

Survivalist and Explorer types take note of this exceptional firearm, engineered specifically for 22. Long Rifle caliber operations. Three bespoke variants have been designed, each catering to a unique set of tactical requirements. The default...

Based on the model Bare Knuckle 7 String Juggernaut Humbucker Open Pick upby Alan BairdCreated in Autodesk Fusion 360

This .DXF file is for a 7 string 635mm (25") scale lap steel guitar. The purpose is to send it to a laser cutter/carver. ... Have fun.

The Bare Knuckle 7 String Humbucker Open pickup features a bridge output of 13.3KΩ with Alnico and Ceramic magnets, while the neck has an output of 8.9KΩ using Alnico V magnets.

My design of 7 string multiscale electric guitar, ESP FRX style. Harley Benton R-457BK Fan fret was used as donor guitar. Cheapest way to get 7 string multiscale neck. Bridge is something from AliExpress (originals can be used), pickups are EMGs.

This precision-crafted masterpiece is a true embodiment of Mark Wood's artistic vision for his 7 string electric violin, perfectly captured through intricate detail and vibrant textures, all showcased to its fullest potential in the following video...

This is an original bobbin for a seven-string single-coil guitar pickup, engineered to accommodate 10mm string spacing. A second variant has been designed specifically for use with a single magnetic blade pole piece. ... Despite rigorous testing and...

Here is a 3-dimensional representation of a human form created using various materials and techniques to bring out the intricate details and features that make up the complex anatomy of a human being.

Based on the model Guitar Fixed Bridge (Gotoh GTC-101)by Alex DCreated in Autodesk Fusion 360

This design was created using Tinkercad's powerful toolset. ...You can easily edit and refine it right now at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/1ozeaOVOLis.

...... Can be printed with PLA, or more dense material. Produces sound quality equivalent to many purchased bone alternatives. Width 72 mm Height 7.5 mm Print upright with no supports A quick and easy replacement that will get you playing again, fast!

... I printed a cap design I found! ...But I kept losing it and having to reprint it! I created this so that I could thread a string through and have my lens cap always attached to my GoPro. ...Just don't forget to remove the cap before you hit record :O

In my initial project, I crafted a design for a friend, but please be aware that the measurements may not be entirely precise. The piece still needs fret installation. It features high-quality Steinberger 40:1 machine head tuners. ...Enjoy and stay...

Made with precision using Blender's latest version, a robust tool that showcases the power of computer-aided design. The rendering process was handled by Cycles, a cutting-edge renderer known for its ability to produce photorealistic images.

Created in Autodesk Fusion 360

Get your hands on a ready-to-print model for a stunning bead lanyard or pendant! This design is optimized for effortless 3D printing in plastic, metal, and even jewelry wax using CNC technology! For a truly striking look, I recommend oxidized silver...

Created in Autodesk Fusion 360

I've modeled my daughters String® shelf, It was fun and not specially difficult. ...I like this shelf because it's a design-classic from 1949 by Swedish designer Nils Strinning, and I really like the shadows from the side lattices.