| X (Length)300 mm | Y (Height)122 mm | Z (Depth)4 mm |
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STL model weight88 MB
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Elegant high-relief decorative crest designed as a carved bed headboard applique. This STL 3D model presents a symmetrical rococo cartouche with flowing scrolls, acanthus leaves and a small shell motif at the center. Two recessed woven-lattice panels flank the center, framed by layered mouldings and graceful curved profiles; fine curls and rounded volutes add depth for a convincing wood-carved effect. Shown in front, side and angled views to highlight shallow-relief topology and clean contour for reliable toolpaths. Ready-to-use STL for CNC milling, compatible with ArtCAM and typical CAM software - ideal for furniture facades, headboard decor or ornamental panels. Instant download after payment.
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VViktor Denisovich Purchase Review 5.07 July, 2025Albertina is an excellent model, files are clean, details are finely rendered and ready for milling without additional fixes.
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DDamir Emilyevich Purchase Review 5.05 April, 2025High level of detail in the patterns, small basket-like inserts read well with a fine bit, mesh is optimal and not overloaded with polygons.
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SStanislav Purchase Review 5.014 February, 2025Used it for restoring a dresser: proportions matched perfectly, after primer and varnish it looks like a factory inlay, staff loved it.
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VVladislav Pavlovich Purchase Review 5.012 June, 2024Complex details but the file processed without issues — smooth result, transitions between levels are neat, easy to mount on furniture.
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LLev Purchase Review 5.06 April, 2024Very beautiful baroque carving, CNC preparation went smoothly, all elements are symmetrical and fit conveniently on the workpiece.
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LLev Purchase Review 5.026 October, 2022Wonderful! Ideal for decorative frames and panels, downloaded and tested — the result exceeded expectations, I recommend the author.
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LLev Grigoryevich Purchase Review 4.018 June, 2020Model has no holes or intersections, normals are correct, you can generate toolpaths immediately. Perfect for appliqués and decorative panels.