Urgent 3D Models of Ceramic Coffee Set
Budget: $20 – $50 USD
I’d like to commission 3D models of a four-piece ceramic coffee set so I can 3D print them. This is really urgent — I need it done as quickly as possible, please.
I’ve attached a PDF with all the dimensions in detail, plus some AI renderings that accurately show the shapes I want — with that, you have everything you need to build the 3D models.
The four objects:
1. Coffee pot — 90 mm tall, with handle and integrated stainless steel base
2. Coffee container — pot-bellied form, 50 mm tall
3. Reading box + lid — rounded body, 45 mm box + 15 mm lid
4. Cup — 65 mm tall, handleless
File format: Please deliver each model as an STL file (this is the standard for 3D printing). If you also have a STEP (.step / .stp) version that would be great as a clean editable backup, but STL is what I need to print.
Each object must be a separate file — four separate files, one per object (the reading box and its lid can be two separate files since they’re separate pieces). Please name them clearly. (Without the cards inside just the box and the lid)
The most important point — please read carefully:
These objects are designed to stack and physically fit into one another. This is the entire concept of the project, and I need to print them and assemble the full stacked tower for a demonstration. So the nesting joints between the objects are critical:
• Each object has a locating extension under its base that drops into the opening of the object below it.
• The dimensions in my drawings are calculated so each extension sits inside the receiving opening with about 2 mm clearance on each side (roughly 1.5 mm for the cup in the lid well).
• The cup is stored upside-down, with its rim nesting into the well on top of the reading box lid.
Please respect every dimension exactly so the pieces fit together when printed. If, while modelling, you notice that any dimension doesn’t actually allow the pieces to nest properly — for example if a clearance is too tight or too loose, or two diameters conflict — please adjust it so they fit, and tell me what you changed. The priority is that the assembled stack works physically. The proportions and the overall look must stay the same; only correct what’s needed for a clean fit.
To summarise: same sizes, same proportions, all four pieces must nest together cleanly into one stacked tower. Separate STL file per object, precise to the drawings, with any fit corrections flagged to me.
Again, this is time-sensitive — the sooner you can deliver, the better. Thank you so much for prioritising it. Let me know if anything in the drawings is unclear.
I’ve attached a PDF with all the dimensions in detail, plus some AI renderings that accurately show the shapes I want — with that, you have everything you need to build the 3D models.
The four objects:
1. Coffee pot — 90 mm tall, with handle and integrated stainless steel base
2. Coffee container — pot-bellied form, 50 mm tall
3. Reading box + lid — rounded body, 45 mm box + 15 mm lid
4. Cup — 65 mm tall, handleless
File format: Please deliver each model as an STL file (this is the standard for 3D printing). If you also have a STEP (.step / .stp) version that would be great as a clean editable backup, but STL is what I need to print.
Each object must be a separate file — four separate files, one per object (the reading box and its lid can be two separate files since they’re separate pieces). Please name them clearly. (Without the cards inside just the box and the lid)
The most important point — please read carefully:
These objects are designed to stack and physically fit into one another. This is the entire concept of the project, and I need to print them and assemble the full stacked tower for a demonstration. So the nesting joints between the objects are critical:
• Each object has a locating extension under its base that drops into the opening of the object below it.
• The dimensions in my drawings are calculated so each extension sits inside the receiving opening with about 2 mm clearance on each side (roughly 1.5 mm for the cup in the lid well).
• The cup is stored upside-down, with its rim nesting into the well on top of the reading box lid.
Please respect every dimension exactly so the pieces fit together when printed. If, while modelling, you notice that any dimension doesn’t actually allow the pieces to nest properly — for example if a clearance is too tight or too loose, or two diameters conflict — please adjust it so they fit, and tell me what you changed. The priority is that the assembled stack works physically. The proportions and the overall look must stay the same; only correct what’s needed for a clean fit.
To summarise: same sizes, same proportions, all four pieces must nest together cleanly into one stacked tower. Separate STL file per object, precise to the drawings, with any fit corrections flagged to me.
Again, this is time-sensitive — the sooner you can deliver, the better. Thank you so much for prioritising it. Let me know if anything in the drawings is unclear.