Trumpet Practice Buzzing Utensil
Description
Buzzing, i.e. playing the trumpet mouthpiece without it being attached to the trumpet, is an important part of the practice routine of many trumpet players. So important in fact that a device was invented which enabled you to attach a mouthpiece to a trumpet in a way that it enables the player to buzz while holding the trumpet in an accustomed fashion. The original device is called the "Berp". This is my attempt to recreate it for all the 3d-printing brass players out there.
Links:
Buzzing: bit.ly/cpx8eg
The original "Berp": berp.com/about.html
The "Berp" in action: bit.ly/9213dY
Links:
Buzzing: bit.ly/cpx8eg
The original "Berp": berp.com/about.html
The "Berp" in action: bit.ly/9213dY
Instructions
* Print it
* Attach it to the trumpet using an M3 nut and bolt.
* Insert the mouthpiece
* Buzz
The original "Berp" enables you to adjust the resistance of the device. This feature is definitely on my to-do list for the next version.
* Attach it to the trumpet using an M3 nut and bolt.
* Insert the mouthpiece
* Buzz
The original "Berp" enables you to adjust the resistance of the device. This feature is definitely on my to-do list for the next version.
License
Trumpet Practice Buzzing Utensil by bpijls is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Creative Commons license.

How hard would it be to adapt this to a small shank euphonium?