Geartar by Hugo-archicad

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UPDATE 1: I have added a little video here for you to see all the gears moving: https://youtu.be/DH4wXGN3lu0 I have here my 3D printed guitar. follow me on instagram (you will see videos of the guitar in action dont forget to like it there!) hugo archicad I have zero music knowledge. My friend Steve has a band called 44 inch chest and he saw the guitar on YouTube that was 3D printed and jokingly asked me to make one just like it for him. I said I would need a donor guitar first so one day he got one at a flea market. Then it sat in my wardrobe for about 6 months until one day I couldn't think of what to 3D print next so I started. In terms of parts I used the donor guitar, pulled it all apart then I photocopied it and started modeling.I had to reduce the body by 97% to get it to fit on my cr-10 because it did say it had a 300x300x400 high but the reality was a little smaller.I did not shrink anything else only the body.So I used the gears from a thingiverse post that someone else had made already.I did not shrink anything else.Because of the 97% I had to cut away a little of the wooden handle thing because it would not slot perfectly because although it was modeled to fit I couldn't fit it on the printer bed. List of things you need to make this guitar: about 2 kilos of pla -1 mini servo motor which I had to open to make sure it would do full rotation( I found the answer on YouTube) -1 EL wire (1 meter)(red) with its electronic part. -1 battery holder (2xaa) for the servo…