Full-color 3D printed guitar debuts at University of Auckland

Mohou.com learned that foreign guitar enthusiasts recently3DA guitar was printed, which caused a sensation when it was exhibited.

Broadcaster “Fire“The fuselage is made ofMimaki 3DUJ-553 3D ModelPrint it then add the neck, electrics and strings.

“Where there is smoke, there is a guitar of fire!”Olaf DiegelThis one is true3D firePrinted guitar slogan and nod to one of the hottest guitars of all timeFender Telecastertribute. The body of this guitar is made of polychrome translucent acrylic.3DPrinted, with flame texture. At the same time, there is something flashing like fire inside.DIRECTEDlights to enhance the effect!

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For guitar lovers (likeWFOLeditor ofAndy McCourt),DiegelThe guitar is equipped withSeymour DuncanHot rolled humbucker pickups,Schallerdeck and strap lock,D’Addario Planet Waves self-locking tuning machine heads,PRSElegant5bit collectionMegaswitch(for humbucker and single coil combinations) withGraphtecNuthot mothmaple neck, andMimaki 3DMaple wood core printed inside the body. Called “the great ball of fire”!

So you can see like Andy OrdinaryBroadcasterwhat does it look like?It looks like the image below.

The guitar is inMimaki 3DUJ-553in color3DPrinted on a printer and used in conjunction withSolidworksAndnTopology Draw a drawing. This work is part of the University of Auckland’s Creative Design and Additive Manufacturing Lab’s work to demonstrate revolutionary additive manufacturing designs in practice (DfAM) possibility.

Olaf DiegelFormerly a professor at Lund University in Sweden, he now heads the Creative Design and Additive Manufacturing Lab at the University of Auckland in New Zealand and is a professor of additive manufacturing and product development. He is alwaysDfAM(Additive Manufacturing Design) and enjoys carrying out creative projects.3DPrint items. He also runs an online business,ODDGuitar company that creates and sells custom guitars3DPrint the guitar.

Olaf DiegelA University of Auckland professor uses sintering technology andMimakiin color3Dprinter, made80A lot3DPrint the guitar. He is currently working on designing an acrylic on the theme of water.3DPrint the body of the guitar.

3DPrinting is a revolutionary technology that has radically transformed production, from prototypes to custom production, from architecture to art and now music.Mimakiin color3DThe printer also allows you to have an exclusive designer, realize your bold and rich imagination, and help you create your own personalized musical instrument.

Source: 3D Printing Network