Intricate Ornament STL Modeling
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I need a skilled 3D CAD designer to turn a series of photographs into a print-ready STL model of a small cast-stone ornament. The piece measures 21 cm H × 16 cm W × 2.5 cm D and will serve as the master for a prototype mould, so surface fidelity is critical: every groove, relief and texture in the original must appear in the file you send back.
You will receive high-resolution front and back photos only. Because there are no true side shots, I’m relying on your modelling experience to infer and sculpt the thin edge profile so the final file is watertight and suitable for FDM or resin printing at full scale.
One extra design element is required: please add a tasteful frame that follows the perimeter of the ornament. I’ll share reference sketches for its thickness and style once we start, but you can assume a subtle, raised border that will help the piece demould cleanly in cast stone.
Deliverable
• Clean, manifold STL file (or split files if needed for printing) that imports without errors into Cura/PrusaSlicer and passes a 0.1 mm layer check.
Before final hand-off, I’d like a quick render or screen-share so we can confirm the frame treatment and any side-edge assumptions. If you are confident sculpting intricate textures from limited photo angles, I’d love to see examples of similar work and move forward quickly.
You will receive high-resolution front and back photos only. Because there are no true side shots, I’m relying on your modelling experience to infer and sculpt the thin edge profile so the final file is watertight and suitable for FDM or resin printing at full scale.
One extra design element is required: please add a tasteful frame that follows the perimeter of the ornament. I’ll share reference sketches for its thickness and style once we start, but you can assume a subtle, raised border that will help the piece demould cleanly in cast stone.
Deliverable
• Clean, manifold STL file (or split files if needed for printing) that imports without errors into Cura/PrusaSlicer and passes a 0.1 mm layer check.
Before final hand-off, I’d like a quick render or screen-share so we can confirm the frame treatment and any side-edge assumptions. If you are confident sculpting intricate textures from limited photo angles, I’d love to see examples of similar work and move forward quickly.
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