| X (Length)300 mm | Y (Height)76 mm | Z (Depth)9 mm |
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STL model weight35 MB
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An ornate horizontal applique in high relief, blending a central scallop (fan) shell with flowing rococo acanthus scrolls. The 3D model reveals a pronounced fan-shaped shell at the center, flanked by symmetrical volutes, curled leaves and tapered terminals that elegantly extend outward. Fine leaf veins and smooth sculpted transitions create natural highlights perfect for wood carving. Clean topology and well-defined depth layers make this STL model ready for CNC milling and processing in ArtCAM or any CAM software. Ideal as a central decorative panel for furniture fronts, frames, doors or headboards. Instant download of the STL file available immediately after payment - compatible with CNC routers and 3d milling workflows.
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AAlexey Purchase Review 4.022 November, 2025The model is well optimized: no excess polygons, exports quickly to STL. Made two mirrored copies — seams matched perfectly.
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VVsevolod Purchase Review 5.025 May, 2025Easy to prepare, details are crisp.
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SSergey Emilyevich Purchase Review 5.024 January, 2025Excellent model, cuts perfectly.
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MMaksim Olegovich Purchase Review 5.022 January, 2025Perfect for classic frames and door overlays. STL is clean, no gaps, normals are fine. A 3 mm endmill handled it well; for deeper relief use stepped passes.
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KKonstantin Rustamovich Purchase Review 5.09 May, 2023File structure is convenient, easy to map in CAM. Used it for cabinet decoration — the result exceeded expectations.
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AAlexander Purchase Review 5.013 December, 2022The Cartouche Laguna is very detailed, I scaled it for a 1200 mm frame — all elements are readable, only needed a bit of light sanding.
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IIlya Purchase Review 5.027 January, 2021Superb, recommend.
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VVladimir Germanovich Purchase Review 5.020 September, 2020Liked it, thanks.
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YYan Purchase Review 5.029 February, 2020Great symmetry and smooth fillets. I adjusted thickness for my project, but that was a minor tweak. Tip: slow feed and a thin cutter give an excellent finish.