Christian's Baton

Christian's Baton

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My nephew is studying for his Master's degree at Cincinnati's prestigious College Conservatory of Music. To further develop his skills, he is taking a conducting course and required a high-quality baton. This specific baton measures around 14 inches in length and comes apart into three separate sections. These segments are securely connected using 3mm machine screws. The handle features a hole at its base for a 3mm x 25mm screw, while the two shaft pieces join together with a 3mm x 40mm machine screw that has been precision-cut to remove excess material. To thread these shaft sections, I used my small battery drill and carefully inserted a 3mm machine screw, taking great care not to apply too much pressure. The printing process was done using PLA material, with the addition of a raft for added stability but without any support structures. The handle was printed in an upright position, which enhances its structural integrity along the longitudinal axis.

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