cello 3d model

bow hand guide for cello beginner. ... I made it for my children. Children and cello teacher like it. ...

A generic 3D printable wall mount for a cello! Worked well for me and I hope it works well for you as well!IMPORTANT!You will need to get EXACTLY a 1/4" blot that is 3" long! And a nut to go with it (lock nut is recommended) the hanger uses the bolt...

A coworker of mine mentioned 3D printing, which led his wife - a strings teacher who plays cello primarily- to ask for a cello bridge to be printed. This "work in progress" has some issues such as size and steep angle of the feet without string...

The caster on her cello case had snapped, and she proposed using a 3D printed part to replace it. This sparked her interest in rapid prototyping and teaching her how to obtain precise measurements from existing components. ... We thoroughly enjoyed this...

Maybe I was using it wrong and maybe it needed to be upgraded. ***FEW THINGS TO NOTE*** The electric cello was from a sketchy Chinese store in China and I would not be surprised if all their models had slightly different dimensions. A lot of sanding...

A practical container designed specifically to store and protect cello rosin securely.

A delicate cello decoration featuring an intricate wireframe design based on Voronoi geometry.

Simple Endpin Stop for Cello Requires Secure Mounting with Rubber or Silicone Pads to Prevent Slipping and Damage.

A protective cover for the cello spike is designed to safeguard both the spike and the surrounding floor.

A Handy Cello Endpin Stopper Made from Flexible Plastic Material. ...It Provides a Secure Hold on Your Instrument's Tailpiece.

35 millimeters by 35 millimeters by 13 millimeters in size, perfectly suited for a 4-string 4th-position cello mute.

(Update 18mar2023) This is a model of my 4/4 cello bow- a Tourte copy. I traced and scanned the curve and modeled from there. Not completely happy with the tip shape- will try to enhance it. The hair was modeled in quickly- no knots. I did not...

This sleek Cello holder is lightweight and compact, ensuring a secure grip of the endpin even on slippery music room carpets.

A very simple rock stop for a Cello. ...Put the endpin into the circular part and attach with a strap to the leg of your chair.

... rope or cord is needed to complete the design and make it operative. This object is intended to prevent the cello from sliding away while playing it. I printed it with a 0.6 nozzle and 0.4 layer to print it faster. ...Any other settings will be ok.

I then scaled up the tuning wrench to accommodate cello pegs, making it large enough to fit a sock or felt inside to prevent scratching. Feel free to adjust the size of either attachment as needed - the ratchet adapter won't scale down to fit your...

This is an innovative revision of my previous Cello Chair Strap Stop, featuring two distinct design improvements. The new variant securely attaches the stopper to two legs, ensuring precise positioning and eliminating sliding to either side. By...

We've long regarded Samus as a master cellist, ever since the dawn of Tetris on the classic NES console. ...The highlight for many was undoubtedly crafting that very cello itself.

To prevent your cello from slipping on the floor, use a cord to fasten it to an object like your chair. ...Print and attach a suitable string or rope, adding various knots for adjustable security on diverse chairs and positions.

Its a rockstop for cello and base players Printing: You can go down to 15% infill. Temperature is dependent on what filament you use, but I used 215C nozzle, 50C bed. ...

... instrument, I recommend placing a layer of cork or felt under the feet of the guide. This ingenious device is remarkably easy to resize using your preferred tool - I use Tinkercad to create custom sizes for different cellos, violins, and violas.

Remixed from The O'Cello http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1703629 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2672095 These are some add-on extras for the fantastic O'Cello, designed to enhance stability without the need for a tripod. I created a...

This is a compact assembly consisting of four key components - a slender rod serving as the cello's tip support, a snug-fitting band encircling a chair leg, a flexible nylon strap, and an adjustable buckle that enables fine-tuning of its overall...

This compact and lightweight spiked Cello donut secures the endpin firmly on carpeted music room floors, ensuring stability during performances. To create your own customized version, utilize a bright-colored paper for printing and consider employing...

my mothers cello case had a foot missing so i designed a new one and printed it. ...turned out the perfect size but sadly it used studs instead of screws so i had to super glue it to the case, the case doesn't fall over anymore so its a win regardless...

The masenqo, also spelled violin, cello or masinko, is a single-stringed bowed lute that's commonly found in Eritrea and Ethiopia's musical traditions. ...Like the kirar, this instrument is used by Ethiopian minstrels known as azmaris, who sing with...

It helps to think about tensing up your cello or violin bow as a form of exercise for your hand and wrist. The more you practice, the easier it will become. Also, try practicing with a metronome to help you keep a steady beat. ...This will make it...

Her family brought her concerns to my doorstep, seeking a solution that would give her the freedom to pluck her cello strings like a pro, despite her prosthetic left forearm holding onto its bow attachment tightly. Together, we worked as a team, and...

Very basic clamps for clamping the body of a cello. Holes for bottom half designed with 3/8" threads. Holes top half have no threads for the threaded rod to move freely through the holes. ... The handle is a remix of a GoPro long knob threaded for...

Basic Clamps for Cellos are designed with 3/8-inch threads in holes of the bottom half, allowing for secure attachment. Top half's holes feature no threads, permitting unobstructed movement of the threaded rod through them. The handle is a reworked...