"Comb with handle" (Model 3523) STL

The 3D model “Comb with a handle” (Model 3523) is an elongated utilitarian object combining a handle and a row of parallel teeth. The upper part and the handle feature a relief carved ornamentation depicting a stylized bird and floral elements. The geometry is designed as a single-sided (mirror) component: to obtain a full 3D comb, two identical mirror halves must be machined and glued together along the central plane. The earliest combs were crafted from wood, bone, and antler as early as the Paleolithic era, serving both hygienic purposes and acting as status symbols adorned with complex carvings or inlays. Suitable for the production of souvenir products, functional decor, thematic interior design, or home environments.

The digital 3D model is provided in STL format and intended for physical production via CNC milling machines. The relief is optimized for machining on woodworking equipment using carbide end mills when working with solid wood, plywood, MDF, or modeling plastic.