Several months ago, Olaf Diegel, a professor from Sweden's University of Lund, debuted his incredible 3D-printed aluminum guitar. The guitar—a truly beautiful instrument that was decked out in barbed wire and roses—was the world’s first 3D printed aluminum ax. Last month, the team that put it together, Dutch medical 3D printing specialists Xilloc, posted a clip that finally lets people know what the guitar sounds like. You can check it out below.
Hear Heavy Metal, the World's First 3D-Printed Aluminum Guitar
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