I came up with this idea around 2009 (not the 3-D printing part) where you have a Steinberger type body that you can add different pieces to and make the guitar look like a Strat, Tele, SG, LP, Flying V, Explorer etc. I'm fairly certain I still have the pictures on a file on an old computer.
I'm doing something similar, but with wood, and with the electronics in the 'normal' places. I found an incredible thing on Amazon called '3.5mm Screw Terminal Gold Plated TRRS Male and female connectors'. They're like TRRS jack plugs and sockets, but have four screw terminals, so I can screw my pickup wires into one, have the corresponding part on the wing and do regular switching. I'll be adding another pair for the piezo bridge, and another for when I have a 'top switching body'.
How long is this staying in tune? I imagine the printed neck is considerably less rigid than a wooden neck and will eventually flex under the tension of the strings?
Thank you for being a lefty!
I came up with this idea around 2009 (not the 3-D printing part) where you have a Steinberger type body that you can add different pieces to and make the guitar look like a Strat, Tele, SG, LP, Flying V, Explorer etc. I'm fairly certain I still have the pictures on a file on an old computer.
That's awesome dude
I'm doing something similar, but with wood, and with the electronics in the 'normal' places.
I found an incredible thing on Amazon called '3.5mm Screw Terminal Gold Plated TRRS Male and female connectors'.
They're like TRRS jack plugs and sockets, but have four screw terminals, so I can screw my pickup wires into one, have the corresponding part on the wing and do regular switching.
I'll be adding another pair for the piezo bridge, and another for when I have a 'top switching body'.
Very neat way to do the tone and volume knob like a jazz master
When someone asks you What guitar do you have?
Me: a Stratocaster-sg-explorer les-paul type guitar.
Wow..Than neck looks just like a real wood guitar neck.
This was absolutely amazing!!!
What is your strategy to strengthen the body?
I'll build one but I'm really concerned about the body resistance.
How long is this staying in tune? I imagine the printed neck is considerably less rigid than a wooden neck and will eventually flex under the tension of the strings?
U can hear it in the video. Just check start of sound test and after 10 secs u can hear difference
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Why isn't the 3d printed neck used?
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This is exactly what I was considering starting to design... Are you sharing files?
www.thingiverse.com/thing:5942585
www.thingiverse.com/thing:5942579
That is the worst paint job, on anything, I have ever seen!
Ok
cool
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Does this guitar have a truss rod?
No but I put in a carbon rod.
That’s a lot of work for something that sounds terrible!
Ok