amphora greek cup vessel vase v04 for 3d print and cnc 3D print model

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Human: A container is an amphora (Ancient Greek term) that has a characteristic shape and size dating back to at least the Neolithic Period. Container types, including ampores, were used for the transport and storage of liquid products like wine, with ceramic being the most common material, but examples in other materials exist. The characteristic shape was used in various ways throughout ancient vase painting techniques. The shape can also be made into a product through 3D printing, using a cnc machine and then colored to one's desire. A container is available for download and printing as an stl file that is designed to be suitable for all materials and applications such as polypropylene, glass, steel and ceramic, allowing it to fit with various printers such as CNC routers, ArtCAM, Aspire, Cut3D, Simplify3D, and Cura. The design was originally created in space claim before being manufactured. The model size can be easily identified in the attached drawing. A separate payment will need to be made if injection molds for an item on a specific material is desired by another buyer in a different location. Suitable options exist that would work well with either graphical and 3d printer applications including making jewelry boxes, ash urns or storing liquids in a unique fashion. This container design does not allow a hollow part of the item to exist like an interior hole or opening to be created so all versions remain fully solid and manufactured through printing the whole model. No parts can have any interior that needs sand or pouring as it is a fully filled part. Contour examples and drawings can be seen by checking online for the designs. A possible scenario could involve creating a design of this item with varying different materials if an order is received for modifications such as custom size changes to specifications on drawing or sketches which has proven itself useful through prior manufacture in this field. Product type and information is important and clearly described. For anyone interested this file should be opened and checked using either an Aspire or Cura software, which allows the design of products for cnc or 3d printing machines and gives one accurate results with correct models on a digital stl screen format that allows manufacturing for creation into materials in glass, clay and steel for the purpose of display only