3D printable file Ceiling Rosette Rose

This is a Royalty Free License with some exceptions and restrictions.

All files which are intended to be printed and shared and/or sold commercially as dollshouse models in 12th and 24th scale require a license (please email me for permission to sell printed copies).
Without permission the prints are not permitted to be shared or sold. 
You are not permitted to resell the digital file either as a whole or in parts nor to extract parts of it to use on another model. 
You can add elements to create a new model for 3D printing but the digital file can not be sold.eg add other elements to model create a 3D printed lamp.
All commercial selling of the printed model needs to acknowledge that the model is an original design created by Alison Davies Miniatures.
Apart from the above all other terms within the Royalty Free license apply. After purchase and with license granted you may use the content provided by me for personal and commercial use.

There is no limit to how many can be printed.

If you wish to print and sell online or at dollshouse shows please contact me for a license. 

The digital file remains the intellectual property of Alison Davies

If you are new to 3D printing then there are two main options for you to consider:

Have your model printed for you. There are many online businesses who offer this service and Etsy is a great place to start.
Purchase a printer. Resin SLA printers provide the best detail for miniatures and a reasonable printer will cost less than £200. 
After purchasing your 3D file you will need to send it to a printing company who will take care of the next stage. However if you choose to print the model this is basic process (resin printing):

Download your file onto your computer. Open it up in a "slicing" software such as Chitubox (basic version is free). The slicer is designed to read the file for the printer. This is a simple process for you to navigate.
Orientate your model and add supports. Most models require supports and some slicers will perform this automatically.
Slice the model so that the printer can read it - automated process - just press a button.
Send the file to your 3D printer and print. 
Once printed remove the supports, clean and postcure using UV light if required. 
Model is now ready for painting.
To find out more there are literally hundreds of videos on youtube that will explain this process for you and advise on printers and processes. 
 

All my 3D files have been test printed using resin printers. They are extreamly high in quality and detail and will not fail to print. They can be printed using resin and filament printers as required. 

If you have any issues with the print then it will be due to your print settings or you may have reduced the model to a point that printing will fail. If an item is reduced to a very small size then the wall thickness and narrow parts become even thinner. Eventually the print will fail because the wall thickness is simply too thin to support itself. My models are designed for 12th scale but most will reduce to 24th and some to 48th scale. If you wish to reduce the model to a smaller size please take this into account. There are no issues increasing the size.

Should the model fail due to the file being corrupted please let me know and I shall replace the file. 

3D printable files are non refundable.