But, if you have 3D printed your instrument like this bass clarinet from [Jared], then you can build it to be in whichever key you’d like.

Lin got his first 3D printer in 2020. Although he initially used it to print gadgets for fun or home improvement, his love of fishing inspired him to try printing his own baits. He considered using ...

The future is now. You don't have to fight technology. Embrace it. One Texas fisherman used a 3D printing hack to catch bass in style. Texas fisherman Goya Lin 3D-prints his own lures for fishing ...