Travel Ukulele inspired by Circuits and Strings

Travel Ukulele inspired by Circuits and Strings

prusaprinters

<p>I don't have a lot of wood working tools, but I <i>do</i> have a modicum of 3D design skill and a printer. &nbsp;My printer is a little small for this project, but I figure I'd release what I have and see if anyone wants to give it ago. &nbsp;I wasn't sure about the rigidity of plastic, so some of the designs I'm working on would allow it to be printed in two halves, glued or slotted together, and then a wooden down inserted to keep it rigid. &nbsp;</p><p>I was concerned about the nut and bridge getting worn away with use, so I made these so they're replaceable. &nbsp;I also designed a flat piece of plastic that could be attached to act like a sound board.</p><p>Having read Dan's last blog post and watched Chris Russell's review, I noted I had made the neck in a similar “D” shape pattern to Dan's model and angled the holes where the strings are tied to address the same issues. &nbsp;I think I'll add a wider top to help with holding / forming chords.</p><p>If you print this, I'd love any feedback you could share.</p>

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