Rotunda arbor terrace for 3D printing and assembly

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Rotonde (Italian: Rotonda) - a circular structure typically topped with a dome. It often features columns around its perimeter. The rotonde is a round structure with columns along the edge, covered in a dome. Such structures are usually placed on a hill so that those sitting on benches under the dome can enjoy a panoramic view of the surroundings. This principle is already embedded in the name of the domed rotonde - these very high parts of the building are called belvederes (from Italian belvedere, "beautiful view"). The product consists of several components: 1. Base of the item - 1 pc. 2. Columns - 6 pcs. 3. Railings - 5 pcs. 4. Roof of the item consists of 3 independent parts - 3 pcs. 5. Entrance steps - 6 pcs. Model consists of 16 components. You can print all components together or separately, each component. In an ideal case, manufacturing the upper part of the roof from transparent or semi-transparent material (as shown in yellow semi-transparent color) After printing and manufacturing railings, they can be glued to balusters. All real sizes can be seen on photos. If you are tired of printing 3D model 3D-Benchy, rotonde is a perfect tool not only for checking your 3D printer but also for printing an excellent toy for your daughter or younger sister. The model can be printed as a 3D model and manufactured on CNC machines. Made in space, tested during production of master model of the item. This is a fully solid version for 3D printing. This is not a scanning version. On photos you can see contours of models on screens with stl or obj files. Enough to understand the possibility of printing a model or manufacturing a model on a CNC machine. You can model any other model by your size or by drawings and sketches. WARNING! This element is a DIGITAL 3D MODEL (file format * STL * OBJ) for software applications ARTCAM, ASPIRE, CUT3D, Cura Any for CNC and 3D printers. Its files are for CNC machines with cutting tools and 3D printers. Not a vector file, not a raster file, not G-code. You buy a digital file for manufacturing an item, not the physical unit of the item made of glass or wood. Only for non-commercial use.