3D Printed Pipe Organ
por Leif-Erik Hallmann en MyMiniFactory
This Organ is just partly 3D printed, the rest is wood, felt, 25mm PVC pipes, screws (M3 and woodscrews), woodglue, 0.8mm steel wire, toothpicks and very small rubberbands for the valves, and a 500 sized RC Car Motor. That's the way I did it, but I suggest you to use bellows instead of the motor bec
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Sobre este modelo
This Organ is just partly 3D printed, the rest is wood, felt, 25mm PVC pipes, screws (M3 and woodscrews), woodglue, 0.8mm steel wire, toothpicks and very small rubberbands for the valves, and a 500 sized RC Car Motor. That's the way I did it, but I suggest you to use bellows instead of the motor because the motor is pretty loud. I think the rest can be figured by looking at the photos and common sense.
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