The frame "With A Shell" (model 6150) STL

The frame "With A Shell" (Model 6150) features a complex rectangular geometry with rounded elements and a tapering outline towards the base, resembling the silhouette of an antique vase. The ornamental structure of the relief is built on the principles of the Rococo style: the sides are framed by symmetrical volutes, scrolls, and stylized acanthus leaves, forming an openwork contour. The upper section (crest) features a prominent central finial in the form of a shell-rocaille, from which smooth profile lines diverge, while the lower section consists of a thickened smooth plinth. The shell motif (rocaille), which became the foundation of the eponymous style movement in France during the second quarter of the 18th century, symbolized the marine element and natural asymmetry, and was extensively used in Louis XV period interior decor for framing mirrors and boiserie panels. The model is intended for framing wall mirrors, paintings, tapestries, portraits, and creating accent interior elements.

The file is a digital 3D model in STL format, optimized for CNC milling. The relief is prepared for automatic toolpath generation in specialized CAM software such as ArtCAM, NC Studio, or Mach3, with subsequent execution capability on equipment controlled by Mach3 systems. The geometry of the model is adapted for high-precision machining on multi-axis CNC milling machines using solid wood, MDF, plywood, or tooling plastic, ensuring the specified depth and surface finish in furniture decor production.