| X (Length)107 mm | Y (Height)300 mm | Z (Depth)3 mm |
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STL model weight208 MB
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An elegant arched decorative panel 3D model carved in high-relief grapevine motif. The design shows flowing twisting vines, clustered grapes and broad veined leaves intertwined in an openwork composition, framed by a narrow rounded-top border. Front, side and oblique views reveal a sculptural depth with crisp leaf edges, smooth transitions and slender connecting bridges that ensure stable carving and clear visual separation between foreground and background. Prepared as an STL file for CNC routing and milling, the model is suitable for door insets, cabinet facades, decorative screens and furniture panels. Optimized for CAM workflows and compatible with ArtCAM, the stl model provides clean topology for reliable toolpaths. Instant download available immediately after payment.
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IIgor Purchase Review 5.015 July, 2025Used the model for a room divider — scales well, joints are thought out, no artifacts. After finishing pass only minor sanding was needed, the result is impressive.
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RRustam Maksimovich Purchase Review 5.04 April, 2025Beautiful and neat model.
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EEduard Purchase Review 4.01 January, 2025Great model for interiors: fitted a panel into a niche, leaves and grapes create depth with backlighting. Good CAM prep, no normal issues. Five stars.
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TTikhon Purchase Review 5.027 March, 2023Looks very lifelike.
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TTimur Purchase Review 5.05 July, 2022Perfect for a frame.
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RRaul Germanovich Purchase Review 5.06 May, 2022Downloaded the "Grape Arch" model — clean topology, richly detailed relief, the bunches and leaves carve accurately, file is CAM-ready, minimal postwork on the router.
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NNazar Purchase Review 5.012 July, 2021Details are sharp, recommend.
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AAnastasia Purchase Review 5.013 May, 2021Lovely grape arch!
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AAlan Yanovich Purchase Review 5.07 January, 2021The level of detail is impressive: fine leaf veins and smooth transitions between depths. On dense wood it came out very lively; lower the feed for tiny areas.