Vase 3D Printing 3D print model

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I'm willing to give it a try with your input text: IntroI bet your second half did not think buying a 3D printer is a good idea, well, printing a gift of the vase may prove someone wrong! Highly detailed model of the vase is made in such a way as to allow for modular assembly. You can scale it as you want of course, but modularity allows for smaller size parts to be assembled later on. Technical InfoPrint parts one by one, then just glue them together. If you prefer to use one material, you can print the vase as one solid block (if it fits into your printer of course), this approach is faster and would save substantial amount of support material, which is otherwise needed when printing parts separately. The drawback of printing the vase as a solid block is that you loose aesthetical quality when nicely differentiating curved sections. Further NoteIf you need some extra information or something doesn't work, let me know and I will do my best to help. I hope you will like the end result! If you liked this item and you think others should try it, please rank it on this website or share the link on Facebook/Twitter, etc. Thanks! Let's make some adjustments here: IntroProve that skeptic wrong with a 3D printer by creating a stunning gift - a beautiful vase modelled in exquisite detail! Its modular design allows for seamless assembly and scalability as needed. Technical InfoGet the most out of your prints with a strategy: print each piece individually, then bond them together. Or try printing the entire vase as one solid block if space allows. While this speeds up the process, it loses some aesthetic flair due to lacking differentiated curves. Further NoteFeel free to ask for clarification or assistance if you need help with anything - I'm here for you! Enjoy your final creation and spread the word by rating us or sharing the link on social media - every thumbs-up helps!