Stand for Oboe - Free 3D Print Model

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TeulaMaker

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 30% infill

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A1 MINI | 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 30% infill

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Stand for supporting the oboe vertically, it has two small cylinders so both pieces can be stored as a thicker one. There is a small offset of 0.1mm in the cylinder so that they don't stick together too tightly. Only printed once in PLA, I cannot guarantee it will work correctly with other materials.

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Soporte para apoyar el oboe de forma vertical, tiene dos pequeños cilindros para poder guardarlos como una única pieza. Tiene un pequeño desfase de 0.1mm en el cilindro para que no se queden muy apegadas. Solo impreso una vez en PLA, no aseguro que funcione correctamente con otros materiales.

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@sonjahorn

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 30% infill

made this in a set of instrument stands. I especially like the click-together feature when it’s packed down.

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@teulamail

Thanks! All of the other ones are for oboes as well?

@sonjahorn

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Replying to @teulamail :

No, all different - trumpet, flute, clarinet...

@user_1023838153

Hello! Would it be possible to design one for English horn and another for trumpet? I haven't been able to find them anywhere, I would really appreciate it!

@user_2969897864

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 30% infill

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@teulamail

Thanks for the valoration, It really helps me a lot. I'm trying to start in 3D modeling and soon I will post my second model, the problem is that everything is already invented.

@user_2969897864

Replying to @teulamail :

My daughter plays oboe, and loves it. 3 other oboe players in her band asked for one as well. The only issue I had was the pegs are sometimes too tight. One broke off. I used a file on the pegs to make them slightly looser fitting.

@teulamail

Replying to @user_2969897864 :

You mean the cylinders to keep both pieces together? I know they fit a little to tight. If you printed it with PETG it should be all okey ( in theory). I printed it only once in PLA and I had the same problem, I remember changing the offsets but not sure if it is the same STL as the on I uploaded. Even so, when using it multiple times it starts to fit better. 🤗

@MDFPereira

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 30% infill

printed with my settings but thanks for the design.

@user_268346731

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A1 MINI | 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 30% infill

The modeling is beautiful, but the edges are sharp and scrape the inside of the bell. I would like a design that does not scrape wood with the edges. I printed it with PETG Translucent, and the strength is more than satisfactory. Is it because it's PETG that it scrapes with the edges...?

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