vase from a historical fragment of a column for 3d-print or cnc

cults3d

Here is the high-quality solid 3D model of a real vase from a historical fragment of a column. This model can be used for any purpose, including as a vessel. You can make this product on a 3D printer or CNC machine using plastic, glass, clay, aluminum, or any other material. The model can also be made using CNC machine turning wood, and it can even be executed in castings. If necessary, I can create injection molds for pouring at an additional cost. Please note that the size of the product is shown in the drawings provided. A render scene is not included with this purchase. This 3D model is suitable for graphical projects and 3D printing projects. Everything you need to know about the model can be seen in the photos. The model can be easily scaled in any program for printing or other purposes. When choosing a color for the print, please select one that looks nice with the design. This product can be printed as a 3D model or produced on CNC machines. The model has been thoroughly tested and manufactured by solidmade. This is a fully solid-state version of the vase for 3D printing; it's not a scan version. At the photos, you can see the contours of the models on screens with STL or OBJ files. This should give you an idea of how to print the model or produce it using a CNC machine. If you need another custom model, please let me know your size requirements or provide drawings and sketches, and I'll create one for you. This item is a digital 3D model in STL and OBJ file formats for use with ARTCAM, ASPIRE, CUT3D, Simplify3D, Cura, and other software applications for CNC and 3D printers. The files are suitable for CNC Routers and 3D printers. Please note that this is not a Vectric, bitmap file, or G-code; you're buying a digital model image file for manufacturing the product, not the physical unit of goods itself made of glass or wood. This license agreement grants permission to use this 3D model for non-commercial purposes only. You must provide attribution to solidmade if you choose to use this model in any way.