About the Temple Blocks
Two temple blocks, 4 inches and 6 inches, the hollow slit blocks that give a bright 'tock' when struck. The designer, Richards Makes, printed them on a Creality CR-10 in white Sunlu PLA, with a 0.6 mm nozzle, 0.24 mm layers and 15% gyroid infill. The download has STLs for both blocks and the designer's G-code.
The blocks have mounting holes, though the designer hadn't built anything to mount them on yet. Their short video below lets you hear them played. Each block is a single print with nothing to buy; just add your own sticks or mallets.
What you'll need
Printed parts
- 4 in temple block
- 6 in temple block
Bought parts
- Nothing (use your own sticks or mallets)
Tools
- A 3D printer
Build overview
Print settings
- Material: PLA
- Nozzle: 0.6 mm
- Layer height: 0.24 mm
- Infill: 15% gyroid
Video
Play video: Playing the printed temple blocks (loads YouTube)
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Photos
All photos: Richards Makes, 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.