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Kazoo giant - huge - large - double

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€9.80 – €11.97 net (excluding VAT)

For file: Giant_Kazoo_V3_0.4n_0.15mm_PETG_MK4IS_12h11m.bgcode

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Weight reported by the author
117 g
Print time reported by the author
12.18 hr
Source material
PET
Estimate material
PETG
Estimate printer
Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
Estimate process
0.20mm Standard

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You need a pointlessly over-sized vibrato instrument? Here you go.

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Music
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This project is a giant kazoo, designed to inject a bit of drama and fun into a ukulele band performance or wherever else a pointlessly over-sized vibrato instrument might add value. It has two membrane clamps to increase volume and vibrato.

For the vibration membrane I used some plastic bag. Just adjust the clamps until the membranes can vibrate freely (looser is better than tighter). Blow in the large end (with the arrow) making a humming noise.

Print notes:

This bg file prints in a single colour PETG with supports also in PETG (on a Mk4) on it’s side on the diagonal (it is too long to print vertically on a mk4). The print file prints on its side to increase radial strength. This costs a bit of support. The bg file is coded for snug supports.

Also supplied is a 3mf prints (as shown) in two PETG colours and with PLA contra support at the interface layer. (on a H2D). It will produce high waste and a waste purge tower. A STL is also provided so you can print however you prefer.

If your printer allows, the model lends itself to printing in the Z plane with more ease and much reduced support, but with reduced longitudinal strength. The clamps print top face down, no support required.

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