In this episode we discuss if 3D printed Guitar parts have a place on today's guitars / mikes-guitar-workshop-... Background jam track curtesy: @dixmusicstudio • Smooth jazz minor - Ba...
I've 3d printed couple of washers from petg for tuners to replace a broken original ones (the white, maybe nylon thing under the tuning peg) ...so far they work fine.
Mike, can you print me some machine head buttons for a 59 Levin acoustic ??? Man, they are IMPOSSIBLE to find. The parts you've made are brilliant and there is definitely a place for this technology in the guitar resto world 👍
It forces your hand to stay at the right place... Really? I am sure you know that there is no "right place" to pick. A Strat or a Tele with an arm cut will also help with this ;)
Great video ! Fellow South African guitarist🤘
Hey, thanks!
I've 3d printed couple of washers from petg for tuners to replace a broken original ones (the white, maybe nylon thing under the tuning peg) ...so far they work fine.
Mike, can you print me some machine head buttons for a 59 Levin acoustic ??? Man, they are IMPOSSIBLE to find. The parts you've made are brilliant and there is definitely a place for this technology in the guitar resto world 👍
Howdi, I dont see why not, where are you based? But they would be black plastic and not chromed
Ottimo Mike!
Thank you
Curious what 3D you’re using and if you have a recommendation for a beginning printer
Ender 3 bud
Creality Ender 3 is a great 3D printer for beginners (I have an Ender 3 too)
I'm thinking of 3d printing that solid gibson tailpiece then electroplate it with nickel. What would be your opinion on that
Hi, Which tailpiece exactly? regards
It forces your hand to stay at the right place... Really? I am sure you know that there is no "right place" to pick. A Strat or a Tele with an arm cut will also help with this ;)