3D-Printed Violin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- This video is about a recent project of mine in which I printed an acoustic violin with a 3d-printer. Here are some links:
* Blog post with technical details: timodenk.com/blog/3d-printed-...
* Violin blueprint: www.makingtheviolin.com/Measur...
* Babylon orchestra: babylonorchestra.com/
0:00 Introduction
0:52 Modeling in Blender
1:42 Slicing
2:24 Printing, assembly, and painting
4:35 Sound test
5:16 FAQ and closing remarks
Date: January to March 2021 - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
It actually sounds pretty great!
:-) Thanks! While building I was anxiously anticipating the first sound test. Was a pleasant surprise to hear that it was neither super quiet nor totally off.
It''s evident a lot of love and care went into making this violin, thank you for sharing!
Super cool, thanks for sharing (Y)
I like the concept of this, but worry about how the string tension will affect the instrument over a long period of time. I suspect it would warp relatively quickly due to the nature of 3D printed plastic. I imagine 3D printing would work really well for woodwinds or brass instruments though, as things like resin recorders can sound quite nice if designed properly.
I saw your google share thanks, I will try
This reminds my of "Mark Rober" or "Stuff Made here"! I really like it!
Definitely. think 3d printed violins will be a thing in the future. The Chinese sell "super cheap" violins on ebay for $50 which includes the violin, strings, bow, case and a piece of rosin. So on price the 3d printed violin cannot compete. But actually the place for a 3d printed violin will be secure if the quality is there. Your demo is very good.
Wow that sounds really good. Excellent work!
Superb! This is great
Fascinating project....thanks for sharing
Thanks mom! 🤗
Wow, coole Idee, sauber umgesetzt, klasse Video.
Sehr sehr gut!
Terrific !
Gorgeous
good work
Have you seen the Hovalin? It uses an 8mm carbon fiber rod to strengthen the neck and body.
It's so cool Timo, I just shared this to a friend now, after 5 months or so :P.
Cool! Thanks for dropping a comment here 🙂
Very good. I want see de cello. Good job.
Great work, you are thing to share, sell STLs?, I now making a Hovalin, your model looks awesome also.
They are free you can check the link in the description :)
👍👍👍👍❤
That's a very brave project, and it looks great (unfortunately I don't have the "ear" to judge the sound). Well done! Is the material ABS or something else? And what glue did you use? The glue strength is probably what would worry me the most.
Thanks Ido! I'm really happy to hear from you - it's been a while since we last chatted. The material is PLA. Glue-wise nothing special, it's superglue. The violin's body is reinforced by the structural elements "sound post" and "bassbar". The bassbar is a bar that is parallel to the strings and right behind the front plate. The sound post connects front and back plate to each other. You can see the two components here: photos.app.goo.gl/RxqC983xsNyd6kju5
Have a great day! :-)
@@Simsso Yes, we need to catch up :-) I didn't think PLA and Superglue could stand such stresses, maybe because I only used them for smaller objects with smaller cross-sections, and with no special supports. That's good to know.
That's phenomenal!! Good job!! Do you sell them? If so, how much??
I can't believe in this sound :|. Maybe all of the 3d printed musical instruments sound like a toy, but this one seems better than the normal ( around 300$) violin on the internet.
I will make this.
Where can I get the stl files?
Why is it designed flat and not like a jigsaw puzzle?
Which 3D printer did you use to make the violin, please?
Ender3 Pro
Was it hard to model?
Yes, definitely!
Hi do you know any sites I can buy 3d models that I could rightfully own so I can print and sell legally I don't want to break any laws. I tried designing I can't do it I suck.
Did you end up making cello?
Haha no, I didn't, it was more meant as a joke. I think a cello is so large, that printing one really wouldn't be feasible.
My plan is to print a second violin in which I improve all the aspects that are suboptimal about the first one. :-)
So no STL file?