Jesus Cross 3D print model

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The model was generated within Zbrush, a software program renowned for its advanced digital sculpting and modeling tools. This three-dimensional entity boasts watertight surfaces that meet the rigorous standards necessary for smooth, effortless printing or milling. However, in spite of its remarkable build quality, some undercuts have been inadvertently incorporated into its design. Developers will need to be aware of these intentional features, particularly since they were conceived with mold-making and casting procedures firmly in mind. Users should also note that the delicate protrusions often present on such designs - colloquially referred to as thorns - might become exceptionally fragile if their size is drastically reduced during processing or manufacture. Inclusive packaging features two distinctive file variations, which will undoubtedly serve users' diverse requirements. First, an edition optimized for minimalist design showcases the incorporation of negligible background thickness in an effort to curtail unnecessary quantities of mold-making and casting materials. In marked contrast, a separate offering is available with thicker extrusions providing additional durability and dependability when printed. Both iterations have been made accessible within widely-recognized file formats including: A 3.6 millimeter quad-holed OBJ high-poly mesh - optimized for sophisticated 3D applications As well as 1-millimeter STL triangularized mesh configurations suited for standard, low-complexity output Nominal measurements for these units are provided with inherent adjustability enabled by virtually any reputable 3D modeling software: Measuring a robust 30 millimeters in width and reaching up to 40 millimeters tall These meticulously crafted entities demonstrate consistent depths of exactly 3.66 millimeters Their corresponding three-dimensional volume comes in at a considerable, compacted 0.95 centimeter cubed.