About the Single Print Ocarina
This ocarina prints in one piece with no gluing or tuning. The designer says it took a lot of experimenting, 'and a ton of ABS', to get right. It plays a full octave and more. The latest version with a 60° tone hole goes from 311 Hz to 846 Hz, and the original went from 367 to 785 Hz. Later updates tweaked the tone hole so the high notes take firmer breath, and fixed a mid-seam problem at 0.2 mm layers or less. When all the holes are covered, blow lightly.
The first video is the designer's demo. The second is a comparison of printable ocarinas by other makers, featuring an experienced player. As the designer admits, it didn't fare well in that review, so judge for yourself.
What you'll need
Printed parts
- The ocarina
Bought parts
- Nothing
Videos
Play video: 3D-printed ocarina demo (loads YouTube)
Play video: Finding the best ocarina you can 3D print (loads YouTube)
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Another player's test (YouTube)
Photos
All photos: Julius3E8, from the design page on Printables, licensed CC BY-SA. We resized them and converted them to WebP. These adapted versions are shared under the same licence.