Nerdy Gurdy v6.1
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The Open Source Gurdy Project A few years ago I took up the idea of building my own Hurdy Gurdy. Now I’m not much of a craftsman, so that might be a disadvantage. I am, however, a highly experienced mechanical engineer. My normal field is designing equipment for the high-tech industry, with customers around Europe, Japan and Silicon Valley in the US. So I thought: why not use the tools of the trade, and create a Hurdy Gurdy using modern rapid prototyping technology: Laser Cutting and 3D printing? Would it be possible to create an instrument that is inexpensive to build, and still sounds well. You can find more info on: http://www.nerdygurdy.nl <hr> Change notes: 2017-12-26 Released first revision on Thingiverse (v5.0) 2018-03-26 Released v5.1 (See: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2676276) 2019-04-25 Released v6.0 2020-12-27 Released v6.1 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4653660
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