Pan Flute
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Published on September 18, 2012
Description
This is the plan for a set of pan pipes.
The other models found did not take into account that a tube less than 7 times the width of the opening will not make any sound.
A 2mm thickness of the pipe will prevent any "leaks".
The parametric version allows you to change the notes used.
I cheated a little using numbers in inches converted to 10 milimeters each (where a C pipe should be 6 inches long, it's 60mm on this model)
The other models found did not take into account that a tube less than 7 times the width of the opening will not make any sound.
A 2mm thickness of the pipe will prevent any "leaks".
The parametric version allows you to change the notes used.
I cheated a little using numbers in inches converted to 10 milimeters each (where a C pipe should be 6 inches long, it's 60mm on this model)
Instructions
Load up the stl to print out a 62mm high pan pipe. The scale (major) is good but I still need to listen to find the actual frequency it belches out.
If you want to print a bigger or smaller one, load up the .scad and modify to taste.
Source of the length used is here:
panflutejedi.com/tube-lengths.html
The ratio of each tube opening versus length is 1:10. You can usually go between 1:7 and 1:14, but 1:10 provides a sweetspot.
If you want to print a bigger or smaller one, load up the .scad and modify to taste.
Source of the length used is here:
panflutejedi.com/tube-lengths.html
The ratio of each tube opening versus length is 1:10. You can usually go between 1:7 and 1:14, but 1:10 provides a sweetspot.
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