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Medical Tray Free 3D model
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DESCRIPTION

Tray for tools. Mainly made for lab or medical tools, but could be used as a tray for a cafeteria or other general uses.

Materials -The Blend file comes with both blue and white colours with respective grid patterns on the base of the tray, but colours can be easily changed in the shader window. The grid pattern is to simulate the grid you can find on many trays to prevent objects from slipping, but can be easily turned off through applying a different material to the slot.

Polys -1492 Faces

Renderer -Rendered using Cycles in Blender

Note -One of the first models I'm uploading so I've decided to make it free. If you have any issues or critique, feel free to contact me.

Related Tagsmedical
surgical
sciencefoodlaboratorycafeteria

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Medical Tray Free 3D model

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FBX
Autodesk FBX | 2 files<br />File Size: 240 KB
BLEND
Blender<br />File Size: 189 KB
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Publish date
2022-09-14
Model ID
#3990388
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