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Chetki Flip Rosenkranz

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill
0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill
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Hello dear 3D community! I would be absolutely delighted if you could spare a boost for my work. I currently have some new designs in progress and would greatly appreciate your support

Due to the use of my models for sale on sites like avito.ru and infringement, I have set my 2 models completed today to private and will not publish anything further in the future as long as copyright is not taken seriously!!!!

 

This is my modified version of a Russian Chetki, also known as a 'rosary'. Originally developed and used by Russian prisoners as an alternative to traditional rosaries, these objects are now very popular as toys for everyone

 

The ends of the Chetki differ: The 'lacing' end has a side hole that allows the cord to be threaded in and out. The cord is then knotted and lightly melted with a lighter. The 'end piece', however, has no opening. The total length, including the links, is approximately 20 to 23 centimeters, which corresponds to a standard size. Alternatively, the measurement is given from the tip of the middle finger to the first crease of the wrist plus 2 centimeters

 

For production, I use a 1 millimeter thick nylon cord. Melting the end and forming a pointed tip facilitates threading. However, pulling the cord out can be a challenge. I usually cut off the melted end and pull it through with a fishing line loop. If this process is unclear, please provide feedback

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