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7 Summits
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The 7 Summits are the seven highest mountains of each continent, processed into a uniform decoration
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- Printables
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- Home Decor
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7 Summit 3D model, captures the majesty and beauty of the highest mountains in the world
PRINT SETTINGS & ABOUT THE FILES
- All models are uploaded in large size (to preserve the detail when creating the model)
- I printed the entire model at 22,22% size (print every part with same %)
OPTIONALS PRINT SETTINGS
- When printing GRID model use 0,1 mm hole horizontal expansion in your slicer
- Try to print "grid TEST one tile.stl" to test your fiting tollerance
- Mountains were printed in 0.12 mm detail, grid in 0,2 mm

MOUNTAINS IN MODEL:
- Mount Everest (Asia)
- Aconcagua (South America)
- Denali (Mount McKinley) (North America)
- Kilimanjaro (Africa)
- Vinson Massif (Antarctica)
- Puncak Jaya (Oceania)
- Mont Blanc (Europe)

HANGING ON WALL
- For hanging I suggest using double sided tape / 3M tape
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