Set of different size Parentesi replicas 3D print model

cgtrader

No, it's not an authentic piece of Bulgarian jewelry. This thing that looks similar, uh, it's some type of replica, I think. It's almost flawless and quite realistic imitation of famous Bulgarian art pieces. And no, I never had the original piece in my hands, but many of these replicas were modelled according to customer demand from all over the world (not just rednecks). I spent hours working on these replicas by hand, head, mouse, and computer. So, patent lawyers can just leave me alone. A complete set of unbranded and branded rings with inner diameters between 16 and 22.5mm and a maximum shank thickness of 2.5mm is available for sale. The width of the ring is approximately 9.2mm. All STL files are 100% accurate, straight from Rhino, and completely free of errors. I'm providing both Rhino6 and Rhino5 files for users still using older versions or those working with Matrix software. The unbranded versions can be used as a base for rings that have set stones, while the branded ones were made simply for fun (and for the cash) because some people just won't stop asking for a logo. I took great care to ensure every detail of the logo was precise and patient in my design process. Model specifications: - 16mm: 672mm^3, approximately 6.7g - 16.5mm: 691mm^3, approximately 6.9g - 17mm: 707mm^3, about 7.1g - 17.5mm: 724mm^3, approximately 7.2g - 18mm: 741mm^3, around 7.4g - 18.5mm: 758mm^3, almost 7.6g - 19mm: 776mm^3, close to 7.8g - 19.5mm: 792mm^3, slightly above 7.9g - 20mm: 811mm^3, around 8.1g - 20.5mm: 829mm^3, nearly 8.3g - 21mm: 847mm^3, about 8.5g - 21.5mm: 864mm^3, almost 8.6g - 22mm: 884mm^3, just shy of 8.8g - - 22.5mm: 900mm^3, roughly 9g These models are available in both OBJ format as NURBS and meshes for testing purposes (even though the OBJ format isn't exactly suitable for serious production use, it does look nicer on publishing platforms).