May 19, 2017 | By Tess Harris Matzaridis of ViolinoDigitale has unveiled an incredible 3D printed violin that quite literally brings music to our ears. The project, which took over two years to complete, was realized through a combination of digital manufacturing processes (such as 3D printing) and more traditional luthier handcrafting techniques.Listen to ViolinoDigitale, a 3D printed replica of a Stradivarius violin made with wood filament
May 19, 2017 | By Tess Harris Matzaridis of ViolinoDigitale has unveiled an incredible 3D printed violin that quite literally brings music to our ears. The project, which took over two years to complete, was realized through a combination of digital manufacturing processes (such as 3D printing) and more traditional luthier handcrafting techniques.
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Click here for commentsThis is a great tutorial on how are 3d replica made. I really liked it.
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