Recorder by HG_Design

HG_Design

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Flute_v2 (0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill)

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(Join top F1 & F2) 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Description

Flute.

For printing at the same time or choosing several colors.

After producing the flute, it is necessary to have the skills to remove all the supports in the holes, if necessary, use a drill to better remove all impurities.

If necessary, sand the parts to ensure correct air passage.

The flute produces sound despite not having the correct tuning

flute

music

recorder

Comment & Rating (50)

@Andracass

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(Join top F1 & F2) 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Very difficult to remove supports. Sound not too tuned, very good appearance

@Sharky

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(Join top F1 & F2) 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Thank you very much for your effort, but the flute is very hard to print. Removing of filament support by hand took 20 minutes. The flute doesn't sound good at all.

(Edited)

@scoutnerd2717

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Flute_v2 (0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill)

@ozskeeter

Recorder, not flute ... just being a pedant

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@HG_Design

Hello You're right, I'll change the name to make it correct. Thanks

@wanglvhe

The flute head can be played alone, but after assembling the body parts, it cannot produce any sound. How should I handle this?

The designer has replied

@HG_Design

Hello I'm sorry but the project had some problems so I uploaded a new design if you want to try. I've already tested it and it's working.

@wanglvhe

Replying to @HG_Design :

Removing the supporting parts is extremely difficult; I almost injured my hands trying to remove them, and the connections between various components are problematic, loose and unstable. Glue is needed for the mouthpiece, and I have already tried twice. I don't plan to waste any more materials on this. :(

@joyandenjoy

Im so confused when I assembled everything but there's no sound

The designer has replied

@HG_Design

Hello Check that all the supports have been removed from the inside and from the holes. If you made a printout of the Flute_V2 model, the top part must be glued and well positioned facing the next part, if you download the 3-piece version you don't have to be careful with that. The tightness between the pieces will depend from machine to machine so I prepared an area to place sewing thread and achieve the desired tightness as you can see in the photos.

@Andracass

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Flute_v2 (0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill)

Good design. Very difficult to remove properly supports. Better choose the version in only 3 parts

@user_949871474

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(Join top F1 & F2) 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

didn’t work and hard to print

@user_3873465700

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(Join top F1 & F2) 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

It doesn't really play, maybe with thinner layer lines it'd work, but in reality no one should expect this to work that well. It's a fun novelty toy I gave to my students for passing their recorder book in school.

@dkantz5

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Flute_v2 (0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill)

Had filament issues but still a lovely model. Would give it 5 but cannot

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