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Violin – 3D Printed Art for Music Lovers

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This stylised violin in treble clef design consists of two parts: the instrument itself and the accompanying base. Both are printed completely without supports. 

 

The violin is simply inserted into the base – the angle can be freely selected depending on how you want to present it.

 

There are two variants:

  • Variant A (as shown in the picture): Smooth front surface for a clean look.
  • Variant B: Slightly sloped front that creates the typical layer effect when printed – perfect for anyone who loves that 3D-printed look.

An elegant decorative object for your music room, your studio or as a gift for creative minds with a penchant for sheet music!

 

Info: A1 Mini version is slightly smaller

 

All relevant settings are already in the 3mf. file. For a successful print it is essential that your printing plate is absolutely free of dirt, grease and fingerprints. Follow the cleaning instructions provided by the printer manufacturer.

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