Original Modelora compact vertical bandsaw in a fixed pose, with two internal band wheels, a closed blade loop, retained shafts, guarded return run and attached blade guides. Its slotted table has four flush fixing heads through real counterbores, with retained washers and nuts beneath the support rails. A front fence and clamp, rear motor, bored hinges, fixed doors and grounded pedestal complete the assembly. An attached empty side tray with retained mount brackets is included. No operating rig, animation, workpiece, cutting simulation or certified machine specification.

Pedestal shafts pass through actual mesh bores in the casing edge, upper seat and annular washers. The two rear hardware assemblies have real clearance pockets in the back wall. Parts retain their assembled positions; no mounting hardware floats outside its receiver.

Measured dimensions: 0.658 x 0.604 x 1.300 metres (X x Y x Z in Blender). Native scene: 232 mesh objects, 51177 vertices, 74840 polygons and 101622 triangles; six materials. Named editable parts, applied bevels and hierarchy.

Includes Blender 5.2, FBX 7.4, OBJ with MTL and self-contained GLB. Original 1024 px PNG base-colour, roughness and normal maps; metric scale, 1 unit = 1 metre. Shared/tiled overlapping UVs; no unique lightmap atlas. BLEND and GLB preserve roles directly; FBX embeds textures. OBJ requires the supplied explicit setup instructions or optional documented Blender helper for correct roughness/normal roles. Keep relative MTL and texture folders together. No helper runs automatically.

All four actual imports passed 120 intended contact pairs, 26 clearance routes, a complete assembly graph, actual table/pedestal receiver bores, washer seats, shaft clearances and ground contact. Original generic design; no external 3D mesh or manufacturer CAD was imported. Visualization asset, not a fabrication specification.

The gallery shows 9 complete-asset studio views, an actual UV overview and twelve rotation angles of this fixed pose. Render studio objects are excluded from the model files.