Calligaris Giro table 3D model

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A stainless steel calligaris Giro serving trolley is displayed, boasting impressive dimensions - its width measures a spacious 48.0 cm and its depth reaches a substantial 94.0 cm, while standing tall at an impressive 82.0 cm height. Upon further examination, the design's intricate details come to light as revealed in two separate measurements taken to assess performance under varying conditions: initially with TurboSmooth enabled, it presents 487 poly surfaces that define the overall shape of the product and comprise a total of 152 vertices which give definition to specific parts of its composition; conversely when disabled from performing TurboSmooth procedures the calligaris Giro trolley has significantly lower figures showing a modest output consisting of only 279 poly surfaces. This decrease in complexity translates into fewer defined parts as evidenced by its accompanying count, where a considerable reduction down to mere 338 total vertex values showcases this change's drastic impact. Upon switching off the TurboSmooth feature, however, its numerical statistics transform drastically revealing a marked drop from its previously established parameters. In its base configuration (TurboSmooth disabled) it manifests distinctly different structural characteristics in response; this manifests as significantly fewer total poly counts reaching just 279 and simultaneously lower vertex tallies of merely 156 for specified portions along with substantially decreased vertices numbers, specifically totaling up to mere 472 all round – a considerable step back down from those original amounts of 249-176, now reduced.