DidgeriFar (Didgeridoo Shofar), a 3D-printed didgeridoo
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Lip-reed (brass family) · Didgeridoo

DidgeriFar (Didgeridoo Shofar)

A didgeridoo/shofar hybrid, split into parts, that takes a trumpet mouthpiece

Designed by Poikilos, published on Printables

CC BY-NC No commercial use Build info 2/5

Licence verified on Printables, 20 October 2026.

Mouthpiece
Standard trumpet mouthpiece (a printable one is included)
Assembly
Superglue, then sand smooth
Finish
The designer spray-painted it brass
Difficulty
Medium
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About the DidgeriFar

A remix of an earlier didgeridoo-shofar hybrid, split into printable parts and adapted to take a trumpet mouthpiece. A copy of a printable trumpet mouthpiece is included unmodified, and other trumpet mouthpieces may fit.

The designer glued the parts with superglue and accelerator, built up extra glue along the seams, ground the bumps smooth with a rotary tool, and repeated. A coat of brass-coloured metallic spray paint finished it. Wear a mask and eye protection when sanding and spraying, and follow the products' directions.

What you'll need

Printed parts

  • Horn sections
  • Mouthpiece (or use a real trumpet mouthpiece)

Bought parts

  • Superglue and accelerator
  • Optional: metallic spray paint

Tools

  • Rotary tool or sandpaper
  • Mask and eye protection

Build overview

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