Diana L 03082018 Rev 00

A plain cylindrical rod — as simple as a model gets. The preview for this file shows exactly one thing: a smooth, round dowel with softly rounded ends and no other detail at all. Despite the "figure / fan-art / villain" wording on the listing, the actual geometry is a bare cylinder (the file itself is named STICK.stl), so treat this as a component part rather than a display piece. It's the kind of blank you reach for as a bo-staff or spear shaft for a miniature, an axle or peg, a dowel or alignment pin, a wand or lever blank, or a stand-off you trim to length. Because the title and the file clearly don't match, confirm the diameter and length in your slicer before you commit filament or stock to it. Print notes: • A solid cylinder comes out roundest stood upright, though that's slow and wants a brim for bed adhesion; laid flat it prints faster but needs light supports and a sanding pass to remove the flattened contact spot. • Scale the diameter to the job — thin it down for a staff, thicken it for an axle. • For a genuinely round part, print vertically or turn the dowel on a lathe/rotary rather than accepting a faceted flat-printed surface.