CRANK table 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to various other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, with a 3ds Max scene rendered in Vray 3.00 by HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD. This company offers modern designs like the table you see here. This table's rectangular shape honors industrial style design principles and sits on top of a sturdy metal base with a crank mechanism for smooth adjustments. Made from solid wood, it features a modern, industrial aesthetic that is well-suited to contemporary settings. Due to its extension mechanism, this wooden table comfortably seats up to eight people, adjustable from 180cm to 220cm in width. Its style has earned recognition among established interior design professionals. Houses the world product ref: 131192 price: €799 Additional texture details can be found within the original .skp file itself. Here are a few methods for extracting those textures depending on what software you may already own: 1.) Sketchup: Under File/Export, click the dropdown option to export your preferred type of 2D file as your image. Alternative: In the 3D model, go to File -> Export and export it as a COLLADA file (*.dae). While doing so make sure that "Export Texture Maps" is checked. Look for this newly created .collada folder that now contains all texture files. For those with access to any of these software solutions have these options: 2.) C4D; You may simply import the skp into C4D and a textures will be placed alongside your imported skp model. 3) For users familiar with working in 3ds Max, upon importing .skp into 3DSmax, your program will create an folder under the root directory. Inside it are images from which all your textures may be easily accessed and managed. Alternatively you can even select Export -> FBX with 'Embed media' checked option, which causes it to auto generate folder for texture alongwith .FBX file of furniture.