amphora greek olimpic cup vessel vase v07s for 3d print and cnc

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Human: An amphora (Ancient Greek:amphoreus; English plural: amphorae or amphoras) is a type of container, originating from the Neolithic Period and descending through time. Amphorae were widely used for transporting and storing diverse products, both liquid and dry, with wine being their primary purpose. Most often made of ceramic material, but examples in metals and other materials have been discovered. Versions of the amphorae are among many shapes featured in Ancient Greek vase painting. You can also create a 3D print product or make it on a CNC machine and customize its color as desired. A 3D print model can be used as a vessel for a gin or ashes urn. The initial model was created by spaceclame. The model is ideal for printing on a 3D printer made from clay, polypropylene, glass, steel, ceramic, or any other material. The model can also be manufactured using a CNC machine and executed through castings. If necessary, I can make injection molds for pouring at a separate order with an agreed payment. The size of the model is clearly shown in the drawings. A render scene is not included. This model is suitable for graphical projects and 3D print projects. Made in spaceclaim and tested in the manufacturing process of the master model. This is a fully solid-state version for 3D-printing, not a scan version. You can see the contours of the models on screens with STL or OBJ files, making it clear that the model can be printed or produced using a CNC machine. It is possible to create any other model according to your size or drawings and sketches. If necessary, working files in production standard *AMF can also be issued. ATTENTION! This item is a DIGITAL 3D model (*STL *OBJ file format) for ARTCAM, ASPIRE, CUT3D, IdeaMaker, Simplify3D, Cura, and any other software applications for CNC and 3D printers. Its files are suitable for CNC Routers and 3D printers. Not a Vectric or bitmap file, not a G-code. You buy a digital model image file for the manufacture of the product, and not the product itself as a physical unit of goods made of glass or wood. Non-commercial use only.