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Guy 3D Prints Lovecraft-Inspired Guitar
Reddit user 3DprinterFR created a post where he showed off a 3D guitar printed by his friend Francesco. He writes, “The guitar’s design is inspired by Lovecraft and was done in zbrush and for some parts in rhino. Overall it took 100 hours to get it printed.”
Francesco himself commented on the reddit post about the video of the guitar in action, stating:
Hello guys! Francesco here, I’m the designer of this guitar. Hope you like the design and the idea even if the recording is not a professional one. I don’t have a proper amp here in London, my Fender is still in Sardinia. But I’ll probably test the guitar with a decent recording condition as soon as I can. I’m not a professional guitarist as you can see, what I’m trying to do is to experiment at work the potential of 3D printing also in music, and I guess that for electronic instruments there is a lot that we can do and discuss about it. So thanks for all the critics, advice and comments in general. Cheers everyone!
A gallery of the guitar can be seen below.
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