3D Printed Guitar Parts - Mike's Guitar Workshop

In this episode we discuss if 3D printed Guitar parts have a place on today's guitars
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[@peterphooko1441]

Great video ! Fellow South African guitarist🤘

[@Mikes-tuts-rev]

Hey, thanks!

[@shid007]

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.

[@bobtomlin6813]

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 👍

[@Mikes-tuts-rev]

Howdi, I dont see why not, where are you based? But they would be black plastic and not chromed

[@DixMusicStudio]

Ottimo Mike!

[@Mikes-tuts-rev]

Thank you

[@KSNT-TheTaint]

Curious what 3D you’re using and if you have a recommendation for a beginning printer

[@Mikes-tuts-rev]

Ender 3 bud

[@CRISTCONCHA]

Creality Ender 3 is a great 3D printer for beginners (I have an Ender 3 too)

[@octaviooyhanarte9574]

I'm thinking of 3d printing that solid gibson tailpiece then electroplate it with nickel. What would be your opinion on that

[@tumadsvids]

Hi, Which tailpiece exactly? regards

[@CastlesMadeOf...]

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 ;)