Fruit Knife Fork Spoon Classic Cutlery Low-poly 3D model

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Human: High-resolution 3D model of traditional cutlery fruit spoon, fruit knife, and fruit fork.\nThe model is perfectly mapped, smoothable, 3D print ready, made in Autodesk 3ds Max 2011 using V-Ray 2.40.\n\nOther items in this collection are available at: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models?keywords=classic+cutlery+vkstudio\n\nKey features of the model include:\n\nModel's clean topology is based on loops and quads for optimal render quality.\nSupport of edges maintains the model's shape even after subdivision.\nThe level of detail is sufficient for close-up images, providing high realism.\nEach object has a unique name that indicates its purpose and characteristics.\nThe model is accurately scaled at 1:1 (system units - centimeters).\nThe base of each item rests on the World Origin (0,0), just above the grid, ensuring easy positioning.\nThe UVs are clean and non-overlapping, making it simple to adjust textures.\nA *.max file containing both V-Ray and Standard materials is provided for added versatility.\nAn additional .max scene is included with pre-loaded images of the model in different poses.\nThe entire model is ready to be used in visualization projects, and each item has been split into separate meshes.\nThree levels of mesh subdivision are available for use with various file formats: 0, 1, and 2.\nFor users needing more advanced functionality or working with CAD software, STL files of the base mesh and high-subdivision mesh can be easily exported and exchanged.\nThe provided previews showcase each item at a level of subdivision 2, and were rendered in Autodesk 3ds Max using the V-Ray renderer.\nA variety of file types is available for compatibility across multiple applications:\n\n.max (Autodesk 3ds Max®, V-Ray) .max (Autodesk 3ds Max®, Scanline) .maya (Autodesk Maya, Software renderer) .c4d (Maxon Cinema 4D R13 Advanced) .3ds (3D Studio) .fbx (Autodesk FBX, Version 2013.3) .obj (Wavefront Technologies OBJ) .stl (StereoLithography for use in CAD and printing software) .pdf (User Guide for model details and features) .png (Previews rendered with subdivision level 2) FBX, OBJ, STL, and 3DS formats were specifically optimized for compatibility within various computer-aided design applications. Dimensions and vertices for the entire model set: Knife: Vertices: 682 Faces: 680 Dimensions: Width=2.0cm Length=17.3cm Height=0.8cm Fork: Vertices: 784 Faces: 782 Dimensions: W=1.7cm L=15.7cm H=1.6cm Spoon: Vertices: 654 Faces: 652 Dimensions: Width=3.3cm Length=13.7cm Height=1.6cm This 3D cutlery collection consists of high detail objects for modeling projects in a classic design theme suitable for architectural or interior applications and available here on CGTrader.\nEach mesh file, textures, images of models can be found at vkstudio cgtrader.