Making a 3D model under the print of a cutting machine

A 3D model of a pocket mirror needs to be created for CNC production from wood. Please contact with proposals. Thank you.

A person is needed who can work with 3D animation. Task: recreate a 3D image on a face of a similar nature and then overlay this on "Before" and "After," as a result of transformation after the procedure. Important: to do it manually (NOT AI), own idea and interpretation.

1. General GoalCreate a dynamic interface element based on the provided template, consisting of three angles of a cup (Front cup, Back view, Side view). When clicking on any print option, the image must change simultaneously and synchronously on all three cups considering the angle, volume, light, and shadows for each position. 2. Output File Requirements (For Designer / PSD Template)The basic layout must be prepared in PSD format. To automate and facilitate print replacements, the structure should be based on linked smart objects (Linked / Duplicated Smart Objects).Main requirement for PSD architecture: The layout must have one master smart object with the print layout. The designer duplicates it for three angles, but applies individual transformations to each duplicate: For the front cup: Print deformation at the center (Transform -> Warp or Cylinder). For the back view: Texture shift (showing the reverse side of the layout) + cylinder deformation. For the side view (near the handle): Texture shift to the edge + stronger perspective compression closer to the handle.Layer structure for each of the 3 angles: Group "Shadows & Highlights" (Top layer of the angle): Individual for each angle. Highlights: Layer with glossy reflections. Mode: Screen or Linear Dodge. Shadows: Layer with a gradient that defines the cylindrical volume. Mode: Multiply. Layer "YOUR PRINT" (Duplicated Smart Object): Has individual deformation and shift settings for the specific angle. Layer "Cup Base" (Base of the cup): Body, handle, and inner part at their angle. Layer "Global Shadow": Shadow on the surface under each cup.Note for the designer: When saving a new design inside the master smart object, the print must automatically and correctly update on all three angles of the cup in PSD. 4. Behavior Logic and Animation

Quality visualization of an apartment is needed, 3d max, corona render, according to the technical specifications, with an area of 170 m2, in a modern style, deadline - 1 month, cost 6$/m2.

Hello, I am contacting you in reference to your profile and extensive portfolio in prototyping and CAD documentation. I run an interior finishing and installation company and I am currently looking for an experienced furniture constructor / technologist to cooperate with on custom, non-standard projects. To start, I would like to commission a pilot project. The design is highly specific and structurally demanding – I need professional engineering verification and the preparation of production files for an external CNC factory. Here are the technical assumptions for the under-stair closet I am building: Space: A niche with a width of approx. 374 cm, height of 254 cm, and an unusual depth of exactly 100 cm. Movement concept: The closet consists of 5 independent, full-size modules (boxes) that slide completely out of the niche into the hallway. The tops of the modules are cut at an angle to match the staircase. Mechanics and load distribution: At a depth of 100 cm, a fully loaded box will be extremely heavy. Therefore, I want to use a "container" logic: 100% of the weight of each module must rest on bottom-mounted, heavy-duty polyurethane wheels hidden behind a plinth. The side drawer runners must not carry any weight – they are to be used strictly to stabilize the sliding track. Material: The entire structure will be made of plywood (I am tentatively assuming an 18 mm thickness for the frames, module bodies, and structural shelves to ensure absolute rigidity). What I need as part of this commission: 1. Engineering verification of the concept (confirming material thickness, determining necessary assembly clearances between modules). 2. Selection of appropriate hardware (specific models of heavy-duty wheels and suitably long stabilizing runners). 3. Generation of assembly drawings (for my installation process). 4. Preparation of a Bill of Materials (BOM) and ready-to-use vector files (DXF/STEP) including drill holes, which I will send directly to my partnering CNC plywood factory. I have attached my preliminary sketches and dimensions to this email. Please let me know if you are able to take on this project and provide an estimated quote for preparing the complete manufacturing package. Best regards, Mirek