If you happen to be around New York City later this month and fancy checking out the Piezoelectric Violin, it'll be on show at the three-day Inside 3D Printing conference at Manhattan's Javits ...

“The entire body of the violin is made using 3D printing. There are some fasteners, there are strings, and I think a reinforcing rod that is not 3D printed, but for the most part, all the ...

Each instrument is crafted one tiny layer at a time on a 3D printer at the James City County Library, emerging in three pieces that easily fit together. One violin takes about 24 hours to complete ...

They’re handcrafted, made of beautiful wood, and the very best ones are centuries old, worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, or sometimes even millions. But there’s a new violin in the works—one ...

Building a 3D-printed violin costs much less, about $50 total, and they come in custom colors. Pink and camo green are especially popular this year.

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The middle schoolers created a violin on a 3D printer; and, yes, it actually works. Some students at the Cape Girardeau Middle School built a 3D-printed violin. (KFVS) ...