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Juan Noguera is an Industrial Designer and Educator.

He holds a Masters of Industrial Design (MID) from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and a Bachelors of Industrial design (BID) from Universidad Rafael Landivar, in Guatemala city. A Guatemalan, he was raised in a colorful and vivid culture. He quickly developed an interest in how things were made, tearing everything he owned apart, and putting it back together, often with a few leftover pieces. After graduation and a succession of projects related to design for development, Juan was chosen as a Fulbright fellow for the class of 2013 by the U.S. Department of State. He went on to be the lead designer for Voxel8, helping create the world’s first 3D Electronics printer. He is currently Assistant Professor of Industrial Design at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Juan was awarded as one of MIT Technology Review’s Innovators Under 35 for 2017.

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11 commentaires

morneldupreez
morneldupreez

Hi, I have a suggestion on an improvement you can make on the model. normally i would just remix on thingiverse but seeing that this is a paid thing dont really want to post it there... let me know how i can you ...
aceofspades4
aceofspades4

Do you offer an commercial license for your models by chance? Couldn't find a better way to you about it.
MrLalo
MrLalo

Hola, sabes porque mi cama caliente de mi ender 3 no calienta en las orillas??
Muchas gracias.
MrFusion3D
MrFusion3D

hi , i your project funding . :) btw can i ask , i know this electric ukelele , but i dnt want use electric , will the reasonable sound if i didnt install the eletric components .
majody
majody

hi. I want to ask, can I sell the 3d printed model ? after buying it
iralTeacher
iralTeacher

Buying this now before you wise up and up the price. Good work. Can't wait to harass my friends and neighbors with amped up bad ukulele playing.

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medic56
medic56

Hey so I mirrored the parts to see if It would work left handed. I will give it a go. What size amp would I need for this? Because of the small jack?

jcnoguera
jcnoguera

Mirroring the Ukulele should work just fine! You can use any amp, all you need is a 3.5mm to 1/4” jack adapter to plug it into the larger plug input. Good luck!

medic56
medic56

Thanks so much for your help!
Cris-kb
Cris-kb

Hey I bought the nuke files off the site back in the days, I recently tried to re but had problems accessing the files

jcnoguera
jcnoguera

Hi! Did you purchase your files through Cults? If you did so before it was here, please forward your confirmation via email to [email protected] and I’ll be happy to resend them to you. Thank you!

Cris-kb
Cris-kb

I have forwarded the order to you on mail. it was bought back in 2019 on nuke.rocks. the link no longer works
medic56
medic56

Any chance you could make a left handed version of the Nuke?
SE_2018
SE_2018

Spool coaster: why do the edges of the bearing blocks extend beyond the circular plate?
mammanta
mammanta

Hi! I’m interested in the ukulele file, it looks so cool! would you be able to tell me how much filament overall it’s needed (just ballpark, like, would a full roll be enough or I need more, things like that), and how long is the longest print, again, just to understand how much it’ll take :)
Thank you so much!

jcnoguera
jcnoguera

Hi! In my experience if you print with 3 shells (outlines) and 20% infill, the uke takes about a third of a roll of 1kg filament to print. The length depends on your machine and the print resolution you choose, the largest part can be around 4 hours at 0.28mm layers. I hope this helps! - Juan

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mammanta
mammanta

Thank you so much, it helps a lot! It’ll be my first print of this type and I didn’t know what to expect. If the biggest it’s under 12 hrs is doable for me too :) (I’m just scared of running it overnight 😅)

mammanta
mammanta

Hi! I’ve started printing it, and I have a question… I’ve used Polymaker polylite pla, on a Prusa., printed with a brim. The first two main pieces fit, but a little on the lose side. The bridge in the middle also gets in fairly smoothly, no need to hammer or push, so I don’t know if they are printed correctly or not… any advice would be appreciated :)
Thank you!