ukulele bridge 3d models

Fits a Stagg soprano ukulele. Should fit many other models as well. Once the base and fretboard rest are printed simply slide the fretboard rest into the base. Prints without supports. Will definitely require a large print area. ...Could easily be...

Here's another weekly project I'm working on - a PBR (Physically Based Rendering) model of a ukulele, a musical instrument that's not typically associated with high-tech modeling. ...This time around, I've focused on capturing the intricate details and...

Ukulele Stand by JTL A convenient ukulele stand that breaks down into two flat pieces, perfect for the next performance. :-) Making it yourself is a breeze with a laser cutter or your trusty coping saw. You might want to look up a nearby FabLab in...

... in Openclipart. The two small halls on the hook are designed to put fail-safe-string in case the hook breaks. In fact, my first version (which was printed with a low quality pla filament) was broken and my ukulele was dropped from the wall orz.

This is to hang your soprano ukulele against a wall, it must be secured with four millimeter screws, two will do but you can use all four for extra stability. To hang your soprano ukulele on the wall, it needs to be fastened with 4 mm screws. ...Two...

This is a concert sized ukulele designed to be able to print on most prusa i3 sized printers. the split parts must be glued togeter, but most of the pieces fit together without a need for glue, however they do work better if glued in place. The neck...

... A separate part, known as the brace, needs to be printed and then carefully glued into place to accommodate your specific ukulele's dimensions. If you need to adjust the unit's width or length, simply scale one of its axes in your slicer software.

So, with caution in mind, I decided to take on designing a compact ukulele humidifier.\r\n\r\nThis design should fit any-sized ukulele perfectly. ...It could also be used for other acoustic stringed instruments like guitars or basses, but results may...

In this project, I created a Solidworks model of my personal ukulele using the software version 2015. ...The model is available in STL format and features an accurate representation without the strings attached.

My wife had been eyeing a custom ukulele stand for her tenor ukulele, and she fell head over heels for this particular design. However, upon closer inspection, we realized that it didn't quite fit her instrument as seamlessly as expected. The bottom...

Here is a custom ukulele design inspired by Solstice, downloadable from Thingiverse at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:268090. ...I streamlined the body and reinforced it with additional support structures to accelerate printing times without...

A pastime of mine involves playing the ukulele; however, I require a portable version for my travels. ...Consequently, I'm crafting my own custom design, which includes an affordable tuning key as a prominent feature.

The Soprano ukulele is a delightful instrument that I learned how to play through an excellent tutorial provided by Tutor4u. ...You can check out their video on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKxxXzSr5vM.

My take on a soprano ukulele. Easy to print, almost no supports needed. FreeCAD source included. ... Warning: you need at least 250x190mm print area to be able to print the body and the back.

A highly detailed digital replica of a Soprano Ukulele was skillfully crafted within the robust environment of Solidworks 2015, leveraging its comprehensive suite of tools to bring this diminutive musical instrument to life.

This is a ukulele hanger. You can hang it on a wire mesh less than 4.5mm thick. The distance between the rods is 40mm. ... ウクレレハンガーです。 太さ4.5mm未満の金網にひっかけることができます。 棒の間は約40mmです。

... I printed this ornament with supports on the neck and head. The da Vinci printer's supports are somewhat challenging to remove, so I had to file down the back of the neck and head slightly. Designing This Ukulele Ornament Was a Sketchup Project.

My schoolhouse roommates are musicians, so we have numerous instruments, including a ukulele. Our current stand is unsafe as it resembles the top-right picture; it lacks sides to prevent tipping. My design offers a wrap-around bar that firmly holds...

This great replacement fits perfectly with Ukulele and small 4 string guitar, boasting precise measurements of 15mm wide by 3mm high, accompanied by a standard-sized hole of 7mm in diameter. ... To print this fantastic piece: Printing settings to keep...

A compact two-piece ukulele stand designed for Stagg soprano ukuleles, but adaptable to many other models too. The base and fretboard support components simply slide together once printed, requiring no supports during the printing process. A spacious...

I designed a compact ukulele stand that securely holds both soprano and concert ukuleles. A single support peg in the back does its job just fine, but I highly recommend adding one more or lengthening it for extra stability. To prevent any accidents,...

The combined effort should support up to 3 pounds, making it suitable for most ukuleles. ...When printing the mount, it's essential to position the top surface on the plate so that supports are unnecessary and layer lines can be oriented for maximum...

The ukulele holder is designed to securely attach to a wall, featuring two angled nail points that firmly grip the 3D printed base. To install, simply hammer in two 1/16 x 1.25 inch nails, making sure they're seated snugly within the pre-drilled...

Ukulele hanger with OpenSCAD source. This hanger (wall mount) does not touch any wooden parts of the ukulele, thus reducing the wear on the surface finish of the ukulele. The metal part of the ukulele's tuning key shafts rest on the hanger. The...

This design is compatible with the ukulele found on Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:268090. The sound quality of this ukulele is truly great! I printed mine in ABS plastic, but PLA works just as well. If you find ABS too slippery, a...

I was impressed by the design of the ukulele capo by MarkBenson, but after printing it I discovered that my peg springs don't fit, so I redesigned the capo in Fusion 360, adjusted the spring allowances, added extra thickness to accommodate larger...

Made for ukulele with 43mm(width) x 19mm(height) neck. If you have different dimension, just modify scale of stl model. To finish this capo, you will need 3mm screw (to connect two printed parts) and some soft tape to put inside capo (to prevent neck...

The blue brick background from Pexels is exactly what I needed to inspire me - it's perfect for showcasing my Kala Concert Ukulele, courtesy of Simon Honigmann. ...Now all I need are some sturdy screws from McMaster, and this project will be a breeze.

A ukulele capo requires precise crafting. I use a mouse pad to cushion it. You will need a few M3 screws (one is 20mm, the others are 10mm) and an M3 lock nut. ... Print Settings Printer: The Fabtotum Rafts: Turned off Supports: Disabled Resolution:...

Handcrafted from Solid 1/4 Inch Birch Wood, this 24" tall ukulele stand cradles your instrument securely and proudly showcases its beauty, perfectly angled for optimal viewing, whether on stage or in a cozy living room, a beautiful gift for any...