Modular Didgeridoo (Modgeridoo), a 3D-printed didgeridoo
Photo: Bryce via Printables, CC BY-NC-SA. Resized and converted to WebP.
Lip-reed (brass family) · Didgeridoo

Modular Didgeridoo (Modgeridoo)

Mix-and-match screw-together mouthpieces, bodies and ends

Designed by Bryce, published on Printables

CC BY-NC-SA No commercial use Build info 4/5

Licence verified on Printables, 20 October 2026.

Parts
2 mouthpieces, 4 body pieces, 3 end pieces
Assembly
Screw together
Bodies
Different internal column structures
Inspired by
The Nanodidg's internal structure
Difficulty
Easy to medium
On Printables
122 likes · 474 downloads · 1 makes · 3 comments (as of 20 Oct 2026)

About the Modgeridoo

The 'Modgeridoo' is an experimental didgeridoo made of screw-together modules: two mouthpieces, four body pieces and three end pieces. Print the parts you want and mix and match. Each body piece has a different internal structure, with four or six columns, so each resonates differently. The internal design was inspired by the Nanodidg (also in the library).

The designer stresses that it's experimental. The material, infill, your playing and your choice of modules all change the sound, so 'embrace the uncertainty'. The video is the designer's sound test.

What you'll need

Printed parts

  • A mouthpiece, one or more body pieces and an end piece

Bought parts

  • Nothing

Video

Play video: Modular didgeridoo sound test (loads YouTube)
Modular didgeridoo sound test, Bryce (the designer). Plays from youtube-nocookie.com after you click.

Nothing loads from YouTube until you press play. Video thumbnails are © their creators.

Photos

All photos: Bryce, from the design page on Printables, licensed CC BY-NC-SA. We resized them and converted them to WebP. These adapted versions are shared under the same licence.

← Back to Lip-reed (brass family)