1/2 Scale Electric Violin

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A brand new edition of this product has just arrived. The updated version is available for download now, and boasts a newly designed chinrest. Notably, this innovative instrument can now seamlessly integrate into an extended family of violins. One notable feature in the updated package includes access to a diverse selection of EPV sizes, spanning four sizes - 4/4 Scale3/4 Scale1/2 Scale1/8 Scale - including one completely new and unique size: 1/16 Scale . This addition promises greater adaptability for users. Details surrounding this revamped instrument are revealed below. A dedicated enthusiast with impressive design expertise contributed to its development, using FFFiddle as an inspirational template by David Perry (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:219040). With the purpose of producing a violin specifically suited for smaller hands, the creator started anew, this time employing Solidworks 2012. The end goal was achieved when a miniature size became feasible. Furthermore, future iterations offering additional sizes will become available within weeks. This comprehensive project is constructed from numerous individual parts; the following supplies are needed: 1) Three M6 tuners provided by Schaller, totaling six. 2) Rods or tubes - specifically tubes if preference prevails or otherwise drilled for 4) Tuner components. As additional necessities violin strings are also a vital element to this creation and so is an incorporated component made out of materials supplied in kits; 3) Violin tuners that have a screw thread; sound transducers created using tiny devices - more notably tiny crystal-based electronic devices for signal transformation. Additional resources called "tools" come in different categories. Tools necessary are the following: The tool category called first contains equipment like those known for breaking off wire, cutting through any tough wire. Alternatively used to help loosen material within small openings.