2 ring designs for 3D printing/lost wax casting

Hello there! I'm looking to have a miniature honey dipper stick and stand/holder modeled for the purposes of CNC machining. They'll be handed out with our business cards and help promote our business at events. Thanks!

I am in need of a miniature for my big evil boss of the D&D campaign I am currently running. This character's form is considered to be a large creature in this game, so the size of the mini needs to be at least 50mm at the base and at least 70mm in height. If the design is taller, I will be able to scale it down. Noz'dhuk is an evil lich necromancer that was emprisoned in an alternate plane many centuries ago. The mini will be for when he gets liberated from his prison, then taking the form closest to what he remembers of himself, which is not much. This form will resemble one of a half decomposed corpse, showing bones and rotting skin. Thin frail arms are attached to big claw-like hands with long fingers. The bottom half of Noz'dhuk is non existent. Being in the form of a ghost or spirit, he levitates above the ground. His clothes are the old ones from when he was an archmage doing his research, thus a wizard robe, but aged, damaged and shredded. I am not decided on if he has a hood on his robes, i leave this to your creative choice. Noz'dhuk has no weapons, he could have a spell book, but this is not mandatory. He could also have four arms, two for attacks and protection (more like beast arms) and the other other for general purpose like interacting with his spellbook, again not mandatory.

Hey Cad Crowd! Got another project for the personal jewelry collection I'd like done. Trim Scissors as a necklace pendant. Trim Scissors? Yes, Trim Scissors. I work in the Colorado Cannabis industry and a sign of good times to come is trim scissors. Nothing more satisfying than sitting down at a table and manicuring your hard work after busting backside for several months. So I'd like to make a scale version that will work as a necklace pendant with some Tritium vials in the handle portion for additional cool factor.

Hi there, I am planning to do some 3D project that needs to be printed by a 3D printer. In order to do so, I need to first have a CAD file of my 3D objects/figures, and I have no clue how to do the CAD design by myself. So, this is why I am reaching out to you. Speaking of the project that I have in mind and now actually ready on papers, I would say that I need someone who is able to design the CAD files of four 3-dimentional mathematical functions (very simple 3D planes/surfaces which are supposed to be placed in a cubic framework which is 10*10*10cm^3 in size) with some certain specifications (colors, thicknesses, etc.) that I have already decided about and everything in form of a 2D version is on papers right now. To be honest, although my project is pretty straightforward, I want it to be done very carefully and professionally. I just need someone who is expert enough and patient enough to make a nice professional CAD file for me. I have roughly one week to get this project done, and everything with that should be done by Friday 23rd. However, the sooner, the better! I will await your replies. Best, Ali

This will be 3D printed (please refer to images) - 1/8” inch in diameter - one end will screw into a plastic wall that is .25 inch wide (bottom) part - so length of this threaded area should be about .2 inches long (yellow area in image) - the other end will taper into a round dome (top part in image) - the largest length of pole, when fully extended will be .875 inches (7/8”) long - the shortest length when fully compacted, will be .4375 inches (or something close to that) (7/16inches) - the apparatus will be 1/8” long (grey area in image) - the diameter will be slightly wider than general pole diameter - apparatus will have largest diameter - then base pole will have smaller diameter then extension pole will have smaller diameter threaded area should have same diameter as extension pole