3D Printed Bass Ramp Downloads?

[JeffJ2112]

Anyone know of any easily accessible ones? Want to try printing one out at my local library.

 

[sissy kathy]

It would help to know what bass you want it for. Since you didn't say in the post, and you have no information in your profile, here are a couple that may or may not work for you.

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[JeffJ2112]

Thanks!

I'm actually trying to find one for an Epi Toby that I'm modding out. Just some some Nordstrand Big Blades in it. Sounds great.

I used part of the ramp in that for the Ken Smith Burner. the bit in front, but I put it behind the neck pickup. Keeps me from digging in too much when I'm close to the pickup, but if I do need to dig in a bit, it's easy just to slide down a little bit. I'm wondering if anyone else is using a "half ramp" like this. It's sure working for me. Thinking about trying my hand at designing something similar for my other basses now.

 

[Paulabass]

I can't help you but...way cool. That's using technology. If I think bass ramp, my old neanderthal mind still conjures up- Get a nice piece of ebony, and start shaping.

 

[JeffJ2112]

I can't help you but...way cool. That's using technology. If I think bass ramp, my old neanderthal mind still conjures up- Get a nice piece of ebony, and start shaping.

I was of the same mindset until I started seeing what people were charging for them. A lot were asking $40 and more for ones they did on their 3-D printer. That got me thinking to look for resources to print one out at the local library. Cost me $1.40.

 

[wraub]

I'd be interested in one for a Jazz with 60s spacing...