3D Printed Ukulele

A 3D-printable ukulele that, per the creator, "probably plays" (untested; the creator invites others to test it). It is made of separate parts: body, neck, head/top and tuning pegs, plus a pick and a wall holder. The neck joins the body with a dovetail-style connector and the head joins the neck with a slide fit; both need gluing. The tuning is friction-based, like a violin, so the pegs must be pressed in tightly and the instrument needs frequent retuning. The bridge and neck have slots for the strings. See the creator's description PDF for stringing and assembly details. Print settings are not specified. Included: STEP files (body, neck, top, tuning peg, pick, wall holder) and the creator's description PDF. No STL files were provided by the creator. Credit: designed by Ajinkyya Lokhande, https://www.printables.com/@AjinkyyaLokh_5467467 Source: https://www.printables.com/model/1898613-3d-printed-ukulele Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal, https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ Reuploaded from the original source; not an original design by this account.