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Wooden Trombone Made With 60W Laser Cutter

find more about Creality Falcon 2 pro 60Watt: https://store.creality.com/eu/product... https://s.zbanx.com/r/sWRctvOBziPD Link 2: https://store.creality.com/eu/product... Code：22W：FALP22W 40W：FALP40W YouTube：   / @falconlaserofficial   3d files e dxf https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... Hi guys, today let's see together how to create a very particular object with a laser cut, in fact today to test this reality Falcon two pro I decided to create an object that you would otherwise have bought, namely a trombone In fact, lately I've been super fascinated by the sound of these instruments and above all by the ability to improve in playing them In this case I decided to exploit the maximum precision of this laser engraver and cutter to build a thin and precise tool I first tried to make a really interesting design with a hexagonal section, it took me a long time to learn how to make this shape but sometimes learning was a breeze. In any case, you can find the file here so you too can download and replicate this project Now that we have our vector just two or three passes are enough to cut these 18 mm of poplar plywood The section of each single ring is approximately 3 mm, more than perfect for making a musical instrument The cuts were so precise that gluing them together was really easy, in fact in less than 40 minutes all the pieces were perfectly assembled and lined up one on top of the other Now I just have to solve a big problem, this wood I chose is really very fragile and above all soft, this prevents the sound from creating reverberation and obtaining a perfect vibration of the surface capable of amplifying the sound To perfect the finished result, I absolutely have to find a way to harden everything An excellent solution could be to take some polystyrene, dissolve it in petrol and apply it as an impregnator over the entire surface of the instrument. Being very liquid and highly penetrating, it would fit inside the wood fibers, hardening them without problems. However, this would create a bad smell in the instrument and in any case it would really take several days for the polystyrene to evaporate and solidify. I therefore opted for a classic epoxy resin appropriately brushed on the surfaces externally and internally Since this is very fluid it is also absorbed by the porosity of the wood and I am sure that this will be the optimal solution to make the instrument resonate at its best Waited 24 hours after rotating the instrument on a self-built mechanism, the resin player was perfectly homogeneous throughout the entire instrument This will not only make the trombone sound better but also aesthetically and everything very very shiny Unfortunately, in some areas the resin has been completely absorbed by the properties of the wood but I don't want to weigh down the instrument too much with a second coat of resin and I keep it that way In fact, the important thing for me is not so much the aesthetics of the object but more than anything else the robustness and perfection in the sound. È uno strumento fatto in casa incredibilmente semplice, fatto di legno che vibra con una forza così grande, e il costo totale di questo strumento, resina inclusa, è di circa 40 euro Pertanto, la produzione in serie di questi tromboni Avviare un può essere un grande affare , con decorazioni e ridipinture ovviamente. Quindi oggi imparerai qualcosa di nuovo sulla forma degli strumenti musicali, sulla loro composizione e, soprattutto, sull'incisione laser, sul taglio e sulla regolazione per migliorarli.