Modular Guzorplehorn Thingiverse

Modular Guzorplehorn

Thingiverse JaneKass Free 3D Printable
STL

A crazy horn that can be printed and assembled in most any configuration! Kind of sounds somewhat similar to a Trombone ish? Kind of its own thing. Here is a video of this instrument being played -->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9H5iSSWjAIORYou can search "Jane Kass - Modular Guzorplehorn" in YouTube. IMPORTANT:• Print Minimum: 1 bell, 1 trombone mouthpiece, 1 mouthpiece connector, some connectors, and some pipes (we recommend at least 7 long pieces for good sound). Crazier pieces (M connector, spiral, crazy loop) are optional. Recommended Print Settings:• 100% infill on all pieces• The following pieces DO NOT require supports, but I do suggest rafts (3) for most, to help secure them to the build plate:45 Degree Curved Connector180 Degree Curved ConnectorSpiralBellReasonabellLong TubeMed Tube Small TubeMouthpiece Connector• The following pieces DO require supports; I suggest rafts (3), tree supports, threshold angle: 30, enable "on build plate only": 90 Degree Curved ConnectorCrazy LoopM Connector (this one requires some internal supports to be blocked at the top of the "M" shape - 3MF file uploaded as well as the STL. Made in Bambu Studio slicing software).

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Platform Thingiverse
Creator JaneKass
Price Free
Formats STL
License See original page
3D Printable Yes
How do I download Modular Guzorplehorn?

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