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Description:
I want to design a 3D model of the attached file, without the center yellow arabic text. The model need to be ready for 3D printing. The dimensions of the Shield are 40x40cm. And I need it to be separated into smaller parts because my 3D printer max dimensions are 30x20x20cm.
Wants:
- Dimensions.- Details on the shield.
- 3D printing ready.
- Separated parts can easily be assembled.
Ask for Sample:
Please provide me with a sample.
Software:
- SolidWorks
- 3ds Max
- Autodesk Maya
- Autodesk Inventor
- Rhinoceros (RhinoCAD, Rhino 3D)
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Discussion
Faiz I want the actual size to be 40cm
Salam Abdullah, can we make rad. 40cm in 3D data and you adjust scale to be suit with your 3D printer machine?
RayS makes a very good point unless you need the shield to be in plastic due to weight / appearance.
Designing only the ornaments to be glued on the existing shield would be quicker, cheaper and easy to print.
Designing only the ornaments to be glued on the existing shield would be quicker, cheaper and easy to print.
Ultimaker 2 Extended
3mm to 5mm. The dome radius is mentioned in the contest 40cm
As a person who has been using 3D printing for antiques and restoration work I would suggest that you use an existing metal bowl/dome off the shelf and print the intricate work on your 3D printer and then attach it (adhesive or otherwise)
Assuming that a 3D printed version will not be functional and is for aesthetics, you want as authentic a look as possible and for that the intricacy of the work is as importance as integrity of the bowl. I or anyone else would be happy to make the STLs for the decorations which would be under 10 smaller designs that you can print easily, coat the metallic color you seek and attach to the dome.
Just my 2cents.
Assuming that a 3D printed version will not be functional and is for aesthetics, you want as authentic a look as possible and for that the intricacy of the work is as importance as integrity of the bowl. I or anyone else would be happy to make the STLs for the decorations which would be under 10 smaller designs that you can print easily, coat the metallic color you seek and attach to the dome.
Just my 2cents.
HiMore than two parts will fit because the printer dimensions are 30x20x20cm.
The thickness could be 3mm to 5mm, and yes I need a curvature.
How about the ornaments surrounding the Arabic calligraphy? Do you want them?
Hey there,
I am just curious about what 3D printer are you using? Can you give me it's name and model please?
Best regards,
Ovidiu
I am just curious about what 3D printer are you using? Can you give me it's name and model please?
Best regards,
Ovidiu
Hi,
I just want to ask that what thickness and dome radius will be.
I just want to ask that what thickness and dome radius will be.
Hi Abdullah,
Greetings from STL
Is it OK, if I split the job into two vertical or horizontal pieces then I suppose will fit into your 3D Printer?
What thickness you are looking for as well as the curvature of the dome.
Greetings from STL
Is it OK, if I split the job into two vertical or horizontal pieces then I suppose will fit into your 3D Printer?
What thickness you are looking for as well as the curvature of the dome.
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