8 string guitar nut 3d models

Its a drill adapter for changing guitar strings. I used to hate changing strings, now I love it. Supports aren't necessary. I would use at least 20% infill. Enjoy. ...

For my friend's bass guitar, I need to replace a small plastic part that broke. Here's the process: first, remove the old piece; then, print this new one; and finally, glue it in place, or scale it up slightly for a tighter fit. ...Please note that this...

Use your battery screwdriver to restring your guitar. ...Print out, thread the hole for M3 and screw in a bolt to support the shaft (if you don't it will snap off, and the M3 bolt also acts as something for the magnet in the screw driver to hold...

Created in Freecad, this Acoustic Guitar string pin puller will get you out of a jam - so you can jam. Printed ok in PLA. Probably better in ABS for strength and longer life. ...Very fast to print, about 17 minutes.

Guitar string winder drill bit (standard 1/4 inch) for use with accu drills / screwdrivers. The included f3d file uses user parameters if you need to adjust anything.

A precision device designed to produce evenly spaced 8mm holes ideal for string ferrules in custom-built thru-body electric guitars, where the holes are meticulously placed 10.48mm apart ensuring perfect alignment and optimal performance.

A handy tool emerges from the world of computer-aided design, born from the versatile openScad platform. ...This ingenious device is a print-in-place guitar string winder that requires no supports or screws, defying conventional manufacturing methods.

This adjustable attachment fits neatly over a typical 1/4 inch driver bit, enabling users to string their guitars, ukuleles, or other instruments rapidly with even the most basic handheld drills. ...The included notch offers a convenient way to remove...

I decided to design my own guitar string winder, keeping in mind that standard guitars have larger keys than the 3/4 model from gear4music used as a reference. The updated version two has a shorter crank length based on my printed version one. ...I also...

Assebly demo: tested guitar string tuners. they work great for nylon strings, for steel strings, I'd say 80%-90%. they tune nicely, but break when the pitch is too high. so I would recommend them for nylon strings. ...I'll just have to...

Guitar String Remover 2.0: A Step in the Right Direction My second stab at creating something genuinely useful has finally paid off. The first version was an unmitigated disaster, and I'm deeply sorry to those who downloaded it before I withdrew it...

I designed my own guitar string winder. The models I based this on are sized for a 3/4 guitar from Gear4Music. Guitars of standard size will require larger keys. UPDATE August 10, 2015 - I created a version two with a shorter crank length. I also...

A very useful &nbsp;tool, when you have to exchange strings on many guitarsNothing special about the print. Standard PLA, Standard Settings. ...Used Brim, but not sure if it's needed.<br><br>Found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2842644</p>

Tired of your pickup rings constantly breaking or cracking on a 7-string guitar? Look no further, as this durable ring is designed to work with most passive pickups from leading brands such as DiMarzio and Duncan. ...In fact, it was specifically created...

tested guitar string tuners. they work great for nylon strings, for steel strings I'd say 80%-90%. they tune nicely, but give in when the pitch is to high. so I would recommend them for nylon strings. I'll just have to make another improved version...

Guitar string winder adapter for an electric screwdriver/drill/impact driver It fits all my guitars with the exception of my Faith acoustic, I will need to make another one for this guitar as it has very thick top line on the tuners. It is designed...

I've tested it out on several guitars, banjos, and other stringed instruments. It doesn't fit any of mine perfectly, but fits all of them well enough to be really useful. Aides in the initial winding of strings when you're installing a new set. ...

To restring a guitar, use a 9mm or 3/8" square socket wrench adaptor attached to your drill. ...Avoid using the drill bit directly as it may break off within the chuck.

Set of 5 common radius for checking a guitars fret board radius with the strings on. Also useful when setting the action to ensure it follows the radius nicely.</p><p>Currently comes with 7.25", 9.5", 10", 12", 15" and 16" which covers a large...

... supports on. ...BridgePin2 is roughly 8% larger than bridge pin 1, otherwise identical in design. These replacement pins were initially intended as an emergency solution for a Washburn 12-string acoustic, but they may now remain a permanent fixture.

Set of 4 common radius gauges for checking a guitar's fretboard radius with strings on, also useful when setting action to ensure it follows radius nicely. Currently comes with 7.25", 9.5", 10" and 12" which covers large section of instruments. If...

This is the basic frame for creating your own pickups for a four-string CBG guitar. A peg mounted on the back enables you to wind the coil using a drill. Cut off this peg and file it down before installing it. I utilized 10x4mm neodymium peg/pin...

The provided model depicts a scaled 7-string guitar, alternatively referred to as a Russian guitar or Gypsy guitar, specifically tailored for humanoid figures up to 150-190 cm tall, and it lacks intricate details essential for nuanced animation...

As the String Saddle for my Classic Guitar broke down over the years, and replacement parts are stupid expensive, I designed this replacement part, which worked great on my guitar, though might eventually be a little off on others. So in Prusa Slicer...

This is used behind the zero fret on a headless guitar.

For those interested, here's a video of the custom built printer I used to print this guitar: https://youtu.be/hdju_6XEHZ4 Post-Printing Assembly You pretty much need some lutherie skills to build this guitar, but here are a few brief notes for the...

Yet another string winder. ...A 3/8 inch shank fits snugly into 23mm by 7.22mm by 14mm, with just enough extra room for some give. It also doubles as a keychain. ...The SCAD file is now uploaded and ready to be customized.

(See Solidworks part.)I've used extra-light strings because the fixed aluminum truss rod gives a little too much flex with regular light gauge strings.I'm happy to answer any questions about construction details as they come up.&nbsp;&nbsp;Category:...

These are radius gauges for guitar setup. ...I used solid infill to make the gauge less flexible.</p>

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