bach 3d trumpet mouthpiece

To improve this issue, I redesigned the mouthpiece with enhanced printing efficiency in mind, cutting down its print time to around 30 minutes in standard settings. Although I haven't yet printed this design, I'm eager to see how it performs once...

7C sized trumpet mouthpiece, roughly modeled after a Bach 7C size mouthpiece.

Printable trumpet mouthpiece that is the equivalent of a Bach 3C. 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...

This text describes a mouthpiece modeled after a Bach 7C Euphonium (presumably meant for trombone). It belongs to the school, suggesting that it is a common or beginner size. The model isn't perfect but it's quite accurate. The design is...

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.

... of about 1000 for smoother lip cup, smoother appearance and not as bright of a tone by tweaking the wall thicknesses a hair. ... Printing one out myself and will have my wife test it as she is the trumpet player :) No testing No promises...just fun :)

Introducing a 3D-printable trumpet mouthpiece design, this openSCAD file allows easy customization and provides points for various types. Only three mouthpieces are currently available: two Marcinkiewicz (4/7c and 3/5c) and one Bach (3C). Further...

After successfully printing a working Trumpet mouthpiece yesterday, the author learned OpenScad and created this model. Print it in ABS with 20% infill and 0.2mm layer thickness; sand the rim with fine sanding paper for a smooth finish. The OpenScad...

Trumpet Mouthpiece designed by Humans for use in music performance.

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. ...

... so it fits perfectly on almost any trumpet. A 3D-printed mouthpiece can be especially useful in winter because it doesn't get cold like metal ones do. ...If you've lost your original mouthpiece, this is an easy and fast replacement to have made.

Securely transport your trumpet mouthpiece using this container; it accommodates standard-sized mouthpieces. To create one, you'll need a 3D printer, a vacuum molder, and a laser cutter (optional). ...The mold for the vacuum molder and nesting designs...

Having noticed individuals crafting trumpet mouthpieces on this platform, I thought I'd give it a go using a CKB 7E. As these mouthpieces are hard to find for purchase, my attempt may prove helpful. ...I adore the 7E due to its ability to deliver...

... teacher. ... I did not Create these models they can be downloaded through the following links: Travis scott head- https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/boquilla-travis-scoot 1-1/2C trumpet mouthpiece- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:45177/files

... ... 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 :-)

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

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...

... noisy sound caused by the sharp edge between the cup and throat. Future plans involve learning OpenSCAD to create a parametric mouthpiece design. For more information on trumpet mouthpieces, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouthpiece_(brass).

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.

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.

Yesterday, I triumphantly brought to life a functioning trumpet mouthpiece through printing, and as a bonus, I also got familiar with OpenScad by creating a parameter-driven version of it.

A screw-top trumpet mouthpiece holder safeguards your trumpet mouthpiece in your bag. However, it has not been field-tested yet. In regards to the scad file, it employs the screw library from Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:8796) and...

... ...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!

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...

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...

A compact container crafted to securely store five trumpet mouthpieces. ...Two distinct designs are available: one features minimal pads that aid in preventing warping during ABS printing, but requires trimming before use; the other, ideal for PLA...

This compact case is engineered to safely store 5 trumpet mouthpieces. It comes in two versions - a standard model and an advanced variant. The standard model features a subtle pad system that prevents warping during the printing process with ABS...

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 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...

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...