3D Printed Chanter for Bag Pipes

In 2008, Christopher Beer fell in love with the bagpipes. He learned how to play and eventually created his own chanter, a reduced version of the melodic element of the bagpipes used for practice. After acquiring a 3D printer, he wondered if it might not be possible to create a nice sounding practice chanter that had been wholly 3D printed (aside from the reed). Upon completing his design, he created a YouTube video that demonstrates the quality of the sound from the little instrument and he has plans to continue to refine and improve upon his design. Check out 3DPrint.com for more details on Beer's clever design: http://3dprint.com/83196/3d-printed-practice-chanter/


Below is a photo of the 3D printed bagpipe practice chanter:
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Waiting on a reed. Thank you for this print file. I am new to 3d printing but this printed beautifully.