Digital HoraGuy

I created a conch-shell horn that makes a loud booooh sound, using a 3D printer.It is an instrument similar to the traditional Japanese instrument "horagai" (conch shell).Its name is “Digital Horaguy,” but the word digital doesn’t have any special meaning. It just felt right.If I had to explain it, I’d say it’s “digital” simply because it isn’t a natural conch shell—an analog object from nature—but something generated from the digital world, designed in CAD on a computer.There’s no reed like you’d find in a simple whistle. Just like a traditional conch horn, you produce sound by vibrating your lips against the mouthpiece.In principle, it’s a brass instrument, the same mechanism as a trumpet.It takes a bit of practice, but even an amateur like me was able to make it sound.https://x.com/degochiyakuri/status/1844747409844486275Give it a try—you might surprise yourself.The filament I recommend is either PETG or PLA.Using a BambuLab P1S 3D printer with PETG filament at a 0.28 mm lay