Ocarina 1

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The idea of using a 3D printer to make an ocarina seems intriguing. Traditionally, ocarinas are made by either molding clay or slip casting, which requires significant drying time for each individual piece. This new method could potentially streamline the process. The creator is currently focused on getting the ocarina to play and plans to work on tuning later. They welcome feedback to improve their design. In an update, they've found a new voicing that works and are now adjusting the finger holes. They invite others to test and provide input as they may modify the spacing of the voice holes after further testing. For those interested in traditional ocarina making techniques, a useful link is provided. As for instructions, the main objective is to print the ocarina and give constructive feedback for improvements.