Printable 6-Hole Flute
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Description
A fully functional, 6-hole fipple flute designed to be printed entirely without supports.
Standing 180mm tall, it fits nicely on most standard print beds when positioned vertically. The voicing window and blade are engineered with printability in mind: the internal angles act as clean overhangs, so the whistle mechanism forms sharply without needing extra plastic cleared out later.
- Height: 180mm
- Outer Diameter: 18mm
- Holes: 6 standard diatonic finger holes
- Print Orientation: Upright (mouthpiece at the top)
Note: For the clearest tone, print with tight layer lines and ensure your printer's cooling fan is on full so the blade edge stays crisp.
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