Traditional Kendama Ken

Create a 3D CAD model of a complete traditional Japanese kendama KEN (the wooden handle only, NOT the ball). The object must clearly look like a kendama: three wooden cups stacked vertically around a central wooden shaft, with a pointed spike at the top. The three cups are: large cup, small cup, and bottom/base cup. Use a single rotationally symmetrical wooden body with smooth rounded transitions. Dimensions in millimeters: Overall height: 155 mm Large cup diameter: 45.5 mm Large cup depth: 12 mm Small cup diameter: 39.5 mm Small cup depth: 11 mm Base cup diameter: 43 mm Base cup depth: 10 mm Cup wall thickness: 2 mm Central neck diameter: 21 mm Neck length: 32 mm Sarado/body section length: 76 mm Spike diameter: 10 mm Spike height: 33 mm Top bevel diameter: 24 mm Create a 17 mm diameter × 30 mm deep cylindrical hole in the bottom of the wooden handle. Create a 1 mm string hole centered on the appropriate axis. The design should be compact, thick and chunky, similar in proportions to a modern oversized kendama. Use smooth wooden curves rather than sharp edges. The result MUST visually resemble a real kendama wooden handle (ken), with three clearly recognizable cups and a pointed spike. Do not create a generic mechanical part, cylinder, pipe, bowl, or container. Generate only the wooden ken. No tama/ball.

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