Periodic table 400x240mm

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I would like to share a new model of the scientific series, although I must start by saying that I like chemistry so I wanted to represent the table of the elements so that it is digitized and can be printed on future occasions; this presents a high level of detail, plus I wanted to show as much data of the chemical elements, name (in Spanish), symbol, atomic number, valence oxidation state, among others. This model has six central parts (which are the parts of the periodic table) and two files that represent the supports and fasteners. 1.- The file "square corner stl" must be printed four times since it represents the support of the corners. 2.- The file "square parallel stl" should be printed twice; this has the parallel supports both vertically and horizontally. 3.- Each file "Periodic table 124x120 B and E stl" and "Periodic table 138x120 A, C, D and F stl" must be printed once each. All parts fit into the rails of the brackets and the brackets in turn are connected with central pins. Also note that I made it that way so that it could be printed on any type of printer and as I wanted a periodic table of 400x240 mm I divided it into parts. I hope you like it. I would like to share a new model of the scientific series, although I must begin by saying that I like chemistry that is why I wanted to represent the table of elements so that it is digitized and can be printed on future occasions; This presents a high level of detail, and I also wanted to show the greatest amount of data on the chemical elements, name (in Spanish), symbol, atomic number, oxidation state valence, among others. This model has six central parts (which are the parts of the periodic table) and two files that represent the supports and fasteners. 1.- The "esquinero cuadrado stl" file must be printed four times since it represents the corner support. 2.- The file "square parallel stl" must be printed twice; This has both vertical and horizontal parallel supports. 3.- Each file " Periodic table 124x120 B and E stl" and "Periodic table 138x120 A, C, D and F stl " must be printed once each. All the pieces fit into the rails of the supports and in turn the supports are connected with central pins. It should also be noted that I did it that way so that it could be printed on any type of printer and since I wanted a periodic table of 400x240 mm I divided it into parts. I hope you like it.