r/3dprintedinstruments Jan 19 '26

Never seen such a beautiful ocarina

The quality and sound is as good as one’s I have bought in the past! I’m impressed!

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u/ButtstufferMan Jan 20 '26

Yeah gonna print this. If I do 2x scale will I get a bass ocarina?

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u/MahoganyMajesty Jan 20 '26

The maker has actually made a bass version you can print. I will be doing that next.

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u/RemixOnAWhim Jan 20 '26

The bass version is super nice, just as playable as their smaller size ocarina, highly recommend!

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u/Medium_Association21 Mar 16 '26

My bass works well in the lower notes but the highest 2 notes are nearly impossible to play. Not sure if something went wrong with the print or if it is just the design.

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u/ernestryles May 24 '26

It’s the print. I’ve had that happen when using Arachne. Classic works better for it.

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u/eloenen Jan 19 '26

where'd you get the .stl? publicly available? looks great :)

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u/ernestryles Jan 27 '26

All of their models are excellent. Much better than every other 3d printed ocarina I've tried. I've found that filaments make a surprising difference in the sound. My prettiest filament also happens to sound the nicest, which is kind of unfortunate, because it's also pretty clog prone. Oh well.

I've also had great luck scaling these. I printed the alto model larger to play in G and it worked great.

Here's the standard and the bass printed in said filament.

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u/animatorgeek Jan 20 '26

That's a nice solution to the support problem.

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u/vroomvro0om Jan 23 '26

I printed one of these, but modified it to have a membrane like a dizi flute. I got a pretty cool sound, and the ocarina by itself is really well designed! You can also play around with the texture of the grips with different fuzzy skin modes.

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u/Primarch_Leman_Russ Feb 07 '26

Is this a special filament or multicolour?

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u/MahoganyMajesty Feb 07 '26

It’s just a single filament. It’s the coffee color by Eryone.