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Low Poly 12-Hole Ocarina - No Supports

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I printed a few other Ocarinas that I found online for my girls and they are a lot of fun to play. I thought I could make a few improvements, so I designed this one. 

 

This is an A Major 12-Hole Ocarina based on my tuning measurements. 

 

To my ear, this sounds as good as or better than the other ocarinas I've 3D printed. Also, I angled the mouthpiece for a more natural holding and playing position than some of the other designs I found (similar to some other classic ocarinas I saw online).  

 

I like the way it looks with the low-poly aesthetic—it gives a Star Wars or Stealth Fighter vibe. Or maybe just that low poly Zelda Ocarina of Time look. 

 

It also makes for easy, high-quality, support-free printing. And it stands naturally on its side, which is kind of fun. 

 

V2 Updates:

  1. Tweaked the bottom edge surface to be a steeper angle and therefore build more cleanly. 
  2. Added small blends around inside the mouthpiece.
  3. Slightly increased the size of the right ring finger hole for improved tuning.  
  4. Moved the secondary ring finger holes a little closer to the main holes. 
  5. Added a much faster, less material print profile. Sounds and looks similar.   

 

If you like this, you might also like the recorder I designed: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1207591-low-poly-playable-soprano-recorder#profileId-1221726 

 

I hope you enjoy!

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I’m fairly new in the 3D printing world and this is my first functional and favorite print by far. Sounds amazing too, I’ll show off playing some Zelda tunes with my friends :)
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Awesome! I love the green color!
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Beautiful print. Used the 100% profile and it indeed does sound fantastic - just ensure GOOD bed adhesion. My first 2 attempts fell over due to the weight and spaghetti ensued.
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printed amazingly and sounds great! printed using proto pasta winter blue glitter
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Wow I love that color / filament!
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By far the best Ocarina in maker world. Its the best tuned, solid design and construction, and sounds the best. I've printed all the popular Ocrina's including one that took 12.5 hrs and this one is the best.
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Thanks so much!!! This comment made my day!
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well dine, i’ve modified slightly infill and wall numbers
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Print ok, but only some notes sound. The high ones squeak. Why is that? Thank you
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Thank you for the great opportunity to learn how to play this type of ocarina. It's a beautiful model, and it sounds great (to me). I was wondering if there are any plans for a different key?
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These are great, I printed a couple for my kids.
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The sound is good, I played some Link songs, and I approve it for printing. I set it to print in PETG Translucent, at 50% speed, nozzle temperature at 245Âş and bed at 75Âş, and fan at 30%. Everything in perfect condition!
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incredible, it looks and feels fantastic and the sound is great
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