Olaf Diegel reveals first prototype of 3D-printed alto saxophone

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While attending Euromold 2013 in Frankfurt, Germany, last December with a band playing 3D-printed instruments, Olaf Diegel was set a challenge by the head of 3D Systems, Avi Reichental. The Professor of product development at Lund University, Sweden was given the task of creating a 3D-printed working saxophone. The first ODD prototype was revealed last week in a short demonstration video, which you can see after the jump... Continue Reading Olaf Diegel reveals first prototype of 3D-printed alto saxophone

Section: Music

Tags: 3D Printing, Instrument, Prototype

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