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Acanthus Urn Cartouche - STL 3D model for CNC routing
Acanthus Urn Cartouche - STL 3D model for CNC routing
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Product code: 12848
STL dimensions
| X (Length)300 mm | Y (Height)174 mm | Z (Depth)11 mm |
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STL model weight87 MB
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Description
An elegant classical cartouche presented as a ready-to-use 3D model in STL format: a central fluted urn with a small finial, framed by symmetrical acanthus scrolls, curled volutes and floral rosettes. The composition is horizontal and finely layered - shallow bas-relief surfaces, crisp leaf edges and smooth rounded grooves produce a sophisticated filigree ideal for decorative panels, furniture facades or frames. Side views show a slim profile optimized for multi-pass routing and precise carving. Clean topology and non-destructive geometry make this stl model easy to import into ArtCAM, VCarve or other CAM software. Instant download available right after payment; suitable as stl model for CNC router and 3D milling.
Review 6
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AAzat Yuryevich Purchase Review 5.01 October, 2025Excellent model 'Empire vase' — good detail, cut immediately, everything fit without adjustments.
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YYulia Purchase Review 5.028 December, 2024All good, file without holes, I recommend it to woodworkers and restorers.
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DDmitry Igorevich Purchase Review 5.021 April, 2022Perfect for furniture restoration — Empire shape, all ornaments and small leaves preserved, machining is pleasant.
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VVladislav Nikolaevich Purchase Review 5.09 August, 2021Very satisfied: the model is optimized, thin elements survive a 3 mm cutter without breakage, I set depth to 8 mm and achieved the desired texture. The best Empire-style file in my library so far.
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YYakov Purchase Review 5.011 January, 2021Ideal for milling: deep relief, neat scrolls, I recommend 6 mm and 3 mm cutters. Minimal sanding required, results are ready for patination.
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SSemyon Grigoryevich Purchase Review 4.03 November, 2020Clear contours and smooth transitions, holds patina well and truly looks Empire-style.
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