Mellophone/Trumpet Buzz Extension and Resistance Device (Similar to a Commercial Berp)

A Mellophone or Trumpet mouthpiece holder for buzzing with the horn in hand.

All functioning iterations of solidworks part files and stl files are included. Their features are summarized below.

MK II

• no resistance

• hole and slot for m3 screw
  MK III

• holes for resistance option via MK IV collar

• hole and slot for m3 screw
  Mk IV

• holes for resistance option via MK IV collar

• hole with m3 hex bolt inset (7 mm diameter hex head)

• slot for use with m3 wing nut
  Mk V

• bumps on collar moved to same spot as commercial version (inline with the corners of hexagon instead of in the middle of the faces)

• various sizes to accommodate for varying bore size
  Note: You may find it necessary to change the inner diameter of the bore attachment depending on the bore size of your instrument. I've used anywhere from 13 mm to 15 mm. The model is sized at 13.5mm inner diameter. I've printed in PLA fine, but something slightly more flexible may accomplish the task of holding onto the lead-pipe easier.

Print instructions

Category: Music Summary

A Mellophone or Trumpet mouthpiece holder for buzzing with the horn in hand.

All functioning iterations of solidworks part files and stl files are included. Their features are summarized below.

MK II

• no resistance

• hole and slot for m3 screw
  MK III

• holes for resistance option via MK IV collar

• hole and slot for m3 screw
  Mk IV

• holes for resistance option via MK IV collar

• hole with m3 hex bolt inset (7 mm diameter hex head)

• slot for use with m3 wing nut
  Mk V

• bumps on collar moved to same spot as commercial version (inline with the corners of hexagon instead of in the middle of the faces)

• various sizes to accommodate for varying bore size
  Note: You may find it necessary to change the inner diameter of the bore attachment depending on the bore size of your instrument. I've used anywhere from 13 mm to 15 mm. The model is sized at 13.5mm inner diameter. I've printed in PLA fine, but something slightly more flexible may accomplish the task of holding onto the lead-pipe easier.

  Print Settings

Printer Brand:

MakerBot

Printer:

Yes

Supports:

Low

Infill:

Notes:

MK II produced on this printer