| Since 3D printing became popular, music lovers began experimenting with the design and production of some very creative 3D-printed guitar instruments, but traditional FDM desktop 3d printers can print out supplies that are too weak to function properly and without solidity Structure, it is impossible to send a precise tone to match the professional guitar.  Michael Tyson, CEO of 3D Printing Solutions in Australia, wanted to try out a professional version of the 3D printed electric guitar and chose to use the PolyMax consumables in the Polymaker product range (impact strength is nearly 10 times that of standard PLA materials Times, while the hardness of 20% higher than ABS) design, 3D printing and production of a stunning full-featured electric guitar body, you can perfect interpretation of rock, jazz, folk and other music styles. Complete PolyMax guitar is The 3D printed body combines the maple neck with the mahogany block mounted inside the body. 3D printed components not only reduce the cost of production, but also can easily be adjusted according to actual needs, quickly change, to achieve better quality control, you can quickly make subtle or significant changes in order to achieve the perfect precision of the guitar body Split into four sections, using a separate print splicing method.After all the parts are printed and assembled, Tyson and the guitar was polished and a series of post-processing, he used a number of techniques to achieve between the various components without He used a technique called plastic fusion welding, which melted a short piece of wire and polished the gaps between the parts with a Dremel hand tool and then coated with a plastic primer to Eliminate the surface of the lines and gaps, the last a little polished and sprayed with blue metallic paint, and with a clear coating of lacquered paint.Thus, a cool 3D printed electric guitar was born. Source: Gateway Rui Bo |
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