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Simplest Ukelele Holder by gwimaker
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 4 months ago
The Simplest Ukelele Holder.
--> Designed to work with Tablecloth Clamp, Thing #425799.
The holder hangs the instrument at the edge or corner of a table and is a good fit for soprano or baritone ukeleles.
Non-3D printing materials
2 pcs 3-1/2" length of 1/4" dowel or round Japanese bamboo chopstick
2 pcs thick wall surgical tubing to fit onto the dowel (strongly recommended to prevent the instrument from twisting and falling if bumped)
Instructions
Print the tablecloth clamp, Thing #425799 in PETG or ABS. Choose a size to strongly clamp onto the edge of your table.
Print the Simplest Ukelele Holder in ABS with brim.
Clamp the Simplest Ukelele Holder between the tabletop and the clamp
Cut 2 pcs of 1/4" dowel about 3-1/2" long
Push the two dowels into the holder
Push rubber tubing onto the dowels and cut to length
--> Designed to work with Tablecloth Clamp, Thing #425799.
The holder hangs the instrument at the edge or corner of a table and is a good fit for soprano or baritone ukeleles.
Non-3D printing materials
2 pcs 3-1/2" length of 1/4" dowel or round Japanese bamboo chopstick
2 pcs thick wall surgical tubing to fit onto the dowel (strongly recommended to prevent the instrument from twisting and falling if bumped)
Instructions
Print the tablecloth clamp, Thing #425799 in PETG or ABS. Choose a size to strongly clamp onto the edge of your table.
Print the Simplest Ukelele Holder in ABS with brim.
Clamp the Simplest Ukelele Holder between the tabletop and the clamp
Cut 2 pcs of 1/4" dowel about 3-1/2" long
Push the two dowels into the holder
Push rubber tubing onto the dowels and cut to length