Flute

I designed this flute with 3D printing in mind, so it is not an adaptation of a flute for 3D printers like many others on the web. It is a flute that plays very well. @Ho also included a slicer .gcode file (optimized for PETG and my printer) to show you how the pieces should be positioned correctly on the print bed and with the correct rotation to avoid internal supports. Supports should only be placed externally, only in contact with the outer surface and not inside the flute, so that any filaments or protrusions inside do not compromise the sound. @Puoi tune it by pulling out the first part (Head Joint). @Sto still improving the precision of the note frequencies, which vary depending on many factors such as internal volume, airflow, hole size, and spacing. . .@È was printed with PETG and I believe the sound varies depending on the materials and print quality, so please let me know how your flute sounds. Send me an email if you want me to keep you updated on new versions I will make later to improve it