About the One Man Band
A tongue-in-cheek novelty: a whole one-man band on one printed base. There's a bass drum, small drums, a little set of keys, maracas, a tambourine and sticks, all printed and fitted together without glue. The designer's own video title admits it 'sounds terrible', and that's half the fun. Think of it as a desk toy and a conversation piece rather than a serious instrument.
It prints in eight files with no rafts or supports, at 0.2 mm on the designer's printer. Assembly is shown in a separate how-to video by the designer, which can't be embedded here, so it's linked below instead.
Who it's for. Kids, gift-givers and anyone who wants a quick, silly print. We don't have access to the Cults3D gallery, so this page uses the catalogue image.
What you'll need
Printed parts
- 8 parts: base, drums, keys, maracas, tambourine and sticks
Bought parts
- Nothing
Tools
- Nothing; no glue needed
Build overview
Print settings
- Layer height: 0.2 mm
- Supports: None
- Raft: None
Video
Play video: 3D printed one man band, playing (loads YouTube)
Nothing loads from YouTube until you press play. Video thumbnails are © their creators.
Assembly how-to video (YouTube) embedding is disabled, so it opens on YouTube
Photos
Cults3D blocks automated access to its gallery, so the photos stay on Cults3D. See them on Cults3D ↗