Nautical Open Chock 2 3D print model

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This solid 3D model is designed specifically for precise printing; mesh models, however, can be easily generated for various computer-generated imagery purposes, including film animation and architectural visualization, with one consideration in mind: polygon density may need adjustment based on intended usage requirements. Built to actual size for authentic accuracy, scale models necessitate proportionate reduction prior to rendering for visual authenticity. A ship's chock is typically made from robust metal and comes with two sturdy arms shaped like miniature horns; these horns inwardly curve as the main vessel ties off using ropes or massive mooring hawsers during various anchorage scenarios. Commonly observed on diverse maritime-related objects such as quays, boats, docks, and harbors, ship chocks have become essential safety fixtures throughout nautical industries.