Prusacaster 2077 - Free 3D Print Model

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BatOnDrugs

Hobby & DIY>Music

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Print Profile(1)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

31.8 h

5 plates

4.9(16)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

My take on the Prusacaster design by Mikolas Zuza.

I was inspired by guitars scattered all around Night City in Cyberpunk 2077, and the guitar turned out awesome!

For the neck, pickups and all the other hardware I got the Harley Benton T-Style kit as recommended in the original project, and all the hole placements should fit the kit, however i reccomend rading through the original project description for more build details.

For the main body I used 7 wall loops and 25% infill for strenght and stiffness - printed in PLA. the rest uses pretty much default bambu .2 mm layer settings with addition of brims on the parts with hexagonal cutouts as they had issues sticking to the plate without brims.

Comment & Rating (44)

@Motoko

Been working on this for a few months. Finally finished. Pretty happy with how it came out. Had to make a few changes. But things still worked out. Thanks!

@FonX

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nice middle piece, the swirl looks awesome, how did you make it like this? also how did you glue it together? i am currently printing the lower 2 pieces of the body and would start putting them together. i researched a bit and apparently the best bond for PLA is weld-on 16 but i can not find that here in austria and so far i cant find a website that delivers it to me.

@Motoko

Replying to @FonX :

Thanks! I used the top surface pattern "Archimedean Chords". It's printed using PLA Silk red/blue. I printed about 40 of these before I got a result I was mostly happy with. It's best to print it face down so the surface is smooth and consistent. As for glue, I used Gorilla super glue and clamped everything together as I built it once piece at a time. In testing the part to failure, I found that it was 50/50 glue to part failure. But I think if my glue application was able to be more even, the part would be the failure more often. So that was good enough for me.

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@davejommerbell

this looks great! I don't suppose you'd share the file for your pickguard remix? if love to use that ion the build I'm starting and I'm not too good with modifying files yet. I'm getting there tho!

@user_2560894000

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Took me a week to finish it, looks very nice great model!

@Anon0815

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Finally finished

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@BatOnDrugs

that's awesome!

@Quacks

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0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Perfect print results, the assembly is simple and stable The design is awesome! It seems there are minor variations in the hardware kits from Thoman and Amazon, requiring slight adjustments to the lower pickup on the chassis The hole needs to be 16mm deeper for the components I received I drilled the holes in the chassis myself, it’s good that there weren’t any pre-drilled ones To strengthen the bonding surface, I welded parts using a soldering iron

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@M4GGI

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Got a bit more colourfull then intended, and the Kit has a delivery time of up to 6 weeks atm. Also planning to fill the Gaps with Epoxy. will update when completed

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@dpg_override

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0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Printed fantastic in PETG. I did the main body with PETG-CF and I was able to lay it flat on the bed with room for a brim (it's realllllly tight though). Cyberpunk Themed and the inlays I edited myself, those files are available if you want them too! Made this for a Christmas gift to my Bro-in-Law.

@ridercrazy

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0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Great !

@Westrem

this print was super easy to print and looks sick. i have painted and glued the parts together and all i need to do is now mod podge it and wait for the guitar kit.

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@user_3473199583

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0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Well-designed and perfect to print on a single plate, I will upload pictures when it is finished of course. The middle piece you printed upright with support in your print profile, but for me it was not possible to print it cleanly that way, so I rotated it and printed it flat without support structure.