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Description
The Caduceus derives from Hermes or Mercury, the winged messenger, and is a staff intertwined by two snakes and represents medicine. The head of the staff generally has two wings. It is important that this should be distinguished from the wand of Aesculapius, God of Medicine, whose staff is rough hewn and intertwined with a single snake. [*]
Now updated to version 2.0.
New print settings, rotated for better print with less material wasted on supports.
File contains:
Plate 1 Version 1 in original orientation and new print settings
Plate 2 Version 2 in new orientation (Large size with mounting hole)
Plate 3 Version 2 in new orientation (Medium size with mounting hole)
Plate 4 Version 2 plate mounted (Large size with mounting hole)
There's also a badge holder with the same figure on it here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1642188-staff-of-asclepius-doctor-s-badge-id-card-holder#profileId-1735304
So your cheers and likes are appreciated, also donations are greatly appreciated and allow me to focus on this stuff more ..
USDC wallet here : 0xC62B7b2cef6Ee079Ea847D84685B4aD1360853F8
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