Circular Steel Bookshelf CAD Design
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m building a small, circular bookshelf—no more than three feet in diameter—as a feature piece for my living room. I have the overall concept sketched, but I need a precise CAD model that details every steel component, joint, and mounting point so a fabricator can move straight into production.
Because the shelf is for home-decor use, the look matters as much as structural integrity. The frame will be fabricated in steel with a matte finish, so please ensure the model accounts for clean weld placements and hidden fixings where possible; visible hardware should be kept to a minimum to preserve a seamless aesthetic.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A full 3D CAD model (SolidWorks, Fusion 360, or AutoCAD—whichever you prefer) showing the circular outer ring, internal shelving spokes, and wall-mount brackets.
• 2D fabrication drawings with accurate dimensions, material callouts, and weld symbols.
• An exploded view or assembly animation that clarifies build order for the fabricator.
• A brief bill of materials listing steel profiles, plate thicknesses, and any fasteners required.
I will review the model for overall proportions, dimensional accuracy, and ease of fabrication; once approved, you can export STEP or IGES files for the workshop. Let me know your preferred software and any questions you have about load capacity or mounting surface, and we can lock down the finer details together.
Because the shelf is for home-decor use, the look matters as much as structural integrity. The frame will be fabricated in steel with a matte finish, so please ensure the model accounts for clean weld placements and hidden fixings where possible; visible hardware should be kept to a minimum to preserve a seamless aesthetic.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A full 3D CAD model (SolidWorks, Fusion 360, or AutoCAD—whichever you prefer) showing the circular outer ring, internal shelving spokes, and wall-mount brackets.
• 2D fabrication drawings with accurate dimensions, material callouts, and weld symbols.
• An exploded view or assembly animation that clarifies build order for the fabricator.
• A brief bill of materials listing steel profiles, plate thicknesses, and any fasteners required.
I will review the model for overall proportions, dimensional accuracy, and ease of fabrication; once approved, you can export STEP or IGES files for the workshop. Let me know your preferred software and any questions you have about load capacity or mounting surface, and we can lock down the finer details together.
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