The Triquetra interwoven Celtic knot with three points for Protection witch Pendant neck necklace earing keychain pt-ta-03 3d-print and cnc

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The Triquetra interwoven Celtic knot with three points for Protection witch Pendant neck necklace earing keychain pt-ta-03 3d-print and cnc The Triquetra is an interwoven Celtic knot with three points. Also known as a Trinity Knot, it may represent the Holy Trinity or the Triple Goddess, and is sacred to both Christians and Pagans. In contemporary Ireland, the Triquetra is often worn as a lovers’ token and represents the three promises “to love, to honor, and to protect”. Ideal for photopolymer printing, silver, gold Enjoy the observed result. -------- -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - You can make the product on a 3D printer or cnc machine from plastic, glass, clay, bronze and any materials. the model can also be made using cnc machine turning wood.Also the model can be executions in castings. If necessary, I can make injection molds for pouring on a separate order for an agreed payment. The size is shown in the scetch or drawings. All real sizes you can see in the photos. the model is easily scaled to the desired size when using your 3D printing software Render scene is not included. Suitable for graphical projects and 3D print or cnc projects. Everything can be seen in the photo. the model is easily scaled in any program for printing, etc. The model can be printed as a 3D model, as well as produced on CNC machines. Made in solidmade, tested in the manufacture of the master model of the product. Saving stl & obj files occurs at the average values of polygons. This is usually enough to print a model in a 3D printer, but it may not be enough when producing a model on a CNC machine. In this case, please contact, it is possible to save files at high values, but this will give a sharp increase in file size. This is a fully solid-state version for 3d-print, this is not a scan version. At the photos you can see the contours of the models on screens with stl or obj files, it is enough to understand the