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PluggedIn3d 3D printed clarinet

Why it worked

The video taps into viewer curiosity by fulfilling a "you asked for it" request, showcasing a unique and unconventional creation process with a surprising "reed" solution, and ending with a successful demonstration of the functional instrument.

Summary

The creator 3D prints a complex clarinet-like instrument, using a glove as the reed. After some difficulty assembling and playing it, they successfully create a functional instrument and promote their Patreon page for more projects.

Structure

1Printing clarinet parts
2Assembling the instrument
3Explaining the 'reed' mechanism
4Troubleshooting and modifying the design
5Playing the finished instrument

Original caption

You kept asking for a clarinet — so I printed one with no reed 🎶 It's a bass membrane clarinet. The "reed" is a stretched piece of glove that vibrates against the mouthpiece. Printed in PETG, folded bore, plays for real. 🔗 Every model + link from every video → patreon.com/PluggedIn3d #3DPrinting #BambuLab #Clarinet #Woodwind #PluggedIn3D

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Product placement

Bambu Lab (appears, watermark, does not change video) Gorilla Glue (appears, watermark, does not change video) Patreon.com/Pluggedin3d (appears, URL, does not change video)

Call to action

Patreon.com/Pluggedin3d

On-screen text

You kept asking For this More colors is more fun? No reed the reed is a glove the reed is a glove Latex Patreon.com/Pluggedin3d Patreon.com/Pluggedin3d Almost done What do you want to see most?!

Transcript

You've been leaving these for a month. Clarinet, Woodwind, a membrane clarinet. So here it is. The whole thing came off my pants and pet G. Here's what breaks people. There's no read. The thing making the sound is a stretched piece of glove. It's latex. It vibrates against the mouth piece. That's the read. Now to be honest, I could not get the thing to play with the parts that came with it. I fought with it for a while. I wasn't smart enough to figure it out. So, Kudos to those of you who were I ended up pulling the mouth piece off the base horn that I printed a few videos back. Clean swap, worked first try. Printed plastic, a glove and a borrowed mouth piece that actually plays. One more thing, I keep a running index of every model, tool and filament from every video on my. Every layer matters, so to you.