Simple Parametric Kashakas Shell
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<p>First (sensible) try at a half shell for these shakers. You'll need to print a minimum of four to make a single set; eight shells makes a two-hand set.</p> <p><strong>These are sized for quite small hands and for narrow (~ 5 mm braided black dacron) rope. Please adjust accordingly.</strong></p> <p>You probably want to print this with a non-brittle filament at close to 100% fill. You must use support.</p> <p>Toasted barley might make a good filling. Glue the halves together, thread the string through and make it long enough that you can swing the shakers round the back of your hand.</p> <p>And no, I can't do <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOTbBJYiEXE">this</a>, either. Link via <a href="https://www.metafilter.com/178513/Is-There-Really-Such-a-Thing-as-a-Simple-Percussion-Instrument">MeFi</a>.</p> Category: Music
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