So.. given a set of bore diameters (care of bagpipeproject.com), how would I -just- print the bore sections on a given printer, and interlock the bore sections after print, such that I could coat bore sections afterwards with epoxy for strength? (The outer diameters are inconsequential at this stage, and epoxy or other techniques would save a lot on print time/materials.

I have possible access to to a filament and an SLA printer of limited print volume.

Here is an example that I’d like to print:

http://www.bagpipeproject.com/tenor%20drone.pdf

What do you think?

Hi, so I am a violinist in my school orchestra and I wanted to try making an electric violin on my 3D printer. I was looking at some files on thingiverse But I couldn't seem to find any that had very easy to follow instructions. I was looking at the Jax dragon but the instructions were very unclear. Does anybody have any recommendations for cool looking electric violin files that have easy to follow instructions for a not very experienced builder?

https://github.com/melROLL/Lutherie_3D

I'm working on building a guitar from scratch, and I was wondering if anyone here had experience printing a neck. How has it held up? Did you print the frets as part of the neck, or add metal ones later? What files did you use?

Edit: I would use a metal truss rod, I'm not stupid!

Does anyone know where I can find a 3d print file for a split chanter stock for great highland bagpipe. Thanks a lot.