Pocket Saxophone

MembershipUnlock Commercial UsePrint your own pocket saxophone! This D-major model plays with a regular tenor sax reed and soprano ligature. Just glue the mouthpiece, add a reed, and start honking! To complete this model, you will need:One (1) tenor saxophone reed2.0 is a good beginner strengthOne (1) soprano saxophone ligature (the metal bit holding the reed to the instrumentSome way to glue both pieces together with an airtight seal (I use 3D Gloop)This is my take on a 3D printed pocket saxophone, modeled after the general style of a Xaphoon®*. It plays in the key of D Major (all holes closed sounds the note D). The instrument should require no major voicing to play as printed. Unlike the Xaphoon® my instrument has all of the tone holes centered along the body, rather than offset. I don't find this difficult to play, and allows the instrument to be played "right handed" or "left handed" (right or left hand on top). Since I play tinwhistle left handed, I've alw