Harpsichord

Harpsichord

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The model is based upon a double manual harpsichord at the University of Alberta. It is a reconstruction of one built by the German harpsichord maker Christian Zell (1683-1763). The model in the photograph was printed on my Makerbot Replicator+, using a Smart Extruder+ with raft, 10% infill and a layer height of 0.1mm., although it also prints well at the default layer height of 0.2mm. No supports are necessary. The parts are designed to fit together with sockets and pegs for correct positioning, and a few drops of Super Glue will fix them permanently in place. You will need to print eight copies of the leg and one copy of each of the other parts. Print all parts in the orientation shown above. DIMENSIONS: Width - 4.5cm. Length - 10.5cm. Height - 7.5cm. MODEL SCALE: 1:24 PRINT TIMES: Case - 1h. 20m. Leg - 5m. Lid front - 13m. Lid main - 22m. Lid support - 2m. Stand base - 30m. Print times can be shortened by printing the eight legs and stand base together, and all parts of the lid together. You can download a stool to go with this model at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3122118 See more of my designs at https://www.thingiverse.com/Winslow/designs

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