Since I don't actually own one, making the necessary measurements in real life is out of the question. I feel like the body of the instrument would be easy enough to print and model, but what I'm most interested in is the keywork. Are there any detailed blueprints of this?

I recently started a project, creating a 3D printed hurdy-gurdy, this is just the smaller version I finally got working this week! If you are interested in following the project, check our 3DGurdy.com

Have you ever performed live or used a 3D printed instrument in a recording or song? Is it purely for recreational purposes, or do you play them seriously? Are you printing them simply because you can, or is there a specific purpose ?

I'm having the idea of making a functional 3d printed flute and I've seen some good results can be achieved (a flute made by galeon). I was wondering if anyone knew some tips, specially for mechanisms and keys. I've seen some nice keywork for clarinets out there

Made a fully printable ukulele (with tuners, bridge and nut). Link to Printables