Sheet-Metal Waterfall CAD & Renders -- 2

I’m building a sheet-metal cascade feature and already have a set of rough hand-sketches that establish the overall form and water flow. What I now need is a designer who can turn those sketches into:

• Fully dimensioned 2D fabrication drawings that a metal shop can work from, including plan, elevation, and critical section views. Accuracy is essential—the welders will be cutting directly from your numbers.

• Photorealistic 3D renderings that show the final piece in stainless steel, complete with realistic water, lighting, and any surrounding landscaping I provide. These visuals will be used for client sign-off, so they must clearly communicate scale and finish.

I’ll provide the rough sketches in PDF, plus reference photos of similar installations. You are free to choose the CAD package you’re most comfortable with (SolidWorks, Inventor, Fusion 360, AutoCAD, Rhino, etc.) as long as you can deliver both editable source files and standard outputs (DWG/DXF for 2D, STEP/IGES for 3D, and high-resolution PNG/JPG for renders).

Deliverables will be approved once:
1. All plates, folds, and cutouts align with the dimensions in the sketches (±0.5 mm tolerance).
2. Drawings clearly label material thicknesses, bends, and weld locations.
3. At least three camera angles of the 3D render are supplied at 4K resolution.

If questions arise—especially around sheet-metal bend allowances—let’s discuss early so the fabrication phase runs smoothly. Looking forward to seeing this waterfall come to life on screen before we bend the first panel.