Wood board crate 3D model

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People have designed humans in 3D modeling software known as Rhino, and the result has a smooth shape based on non-uniform rational B-splines (nurbs), while other models use flat polygons instead of curves to define their shape. This technique is especially well-suited for applications that involve the manufacturing or assembly process. The 3D printed object would retain its intended form throughout multiple manufacturing and assembling processes without requiring excessive human labor to adjust the piece at any point. This kind of technology also facilitates easier transportation, installation, or moving parts since they are not too bulky and require minimal labor effort in case disassembly becomes necessary during shipping operations.