Hello, I create 3D models for CNC machines and 3D printers.
Sculptures, portraits, reliefs, busts etc.
Examples of my work here: https://veres3d.com/
e-mail: [email protected]
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Hello, I create 3D models for CNC machines and 3D printers.
Sculptures, portraits, reliefs, busts etc.
Examples of my work here: https://veres3d.com/
e-mail: [email protected]
Still pair of works.
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Very nice work. Do you give it away for free?
Very strange question. No, of course. I do custom 3d models for money.
Can you give some idea of cost for a relief. . . just an average cost will do. . . . Say for something like the second pic of the first post.?
If you don't ask, you don't get :)Quote:
Originally Posted by veres
JAZZCNC, I sent you PM.
Vere's Thanks for the PM . . .BUT . . . My asking was not only for myself, of which I'm very interested, but as much so that we ALL had an Idea of the sort of cost's for work like this.!Quote:
Originally Posted by veres
Obviously you want to keep exact transactions private and I will respect your PM and won't post the details.. . BUT . . I think you will get more interest if your up front with cost's. Yes there will be those who think Wow too expensive, esp the DIY user just cutting for pleasure, but there will be lots others like me who know the work involved to produce detailed high quality reliefs which yours very clearly are and be very willing to pay if they realised the cost's are not ridiculous. . . Which I don't think yours are given the very high quality.!
Anyway good luck and there's a very strong chance you will hear from me at least. (What you like with Animals.? Dogs in particular.!)
JAZZCNC, thank you for your reply. I think you are right.
Yes, I’m interested in modeling of animals, and dogs including!
Yes I was also interested in knowing the cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by JAZZCNC
Dogs, interesting choice. I imagine it would be difficult to get it to resemble the dog in question, assuming you've a particular dog in mind?Quote:
Originally Posted by JAZZCNC
This one:Quote:
Originally Posted by chip
http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/media....details&mid=19
Does look good...
No it's not so difficult as you think it just takes lots of time if modeling hisn't your day job.!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonathan
Regards the Harley.!! . . This is easy meat and 2 veg stuff, mainly V-carve and area clearence toolpaths. All you need is line art drawings and some vectors mixed with a bit of imagination and it's nothing hard to create. . . .THAT SAID. . . . I'm Not saying this to take anything away from the guy if he did actually create this, he made a good job of it and it looks great, just pointing out compared to modeling it's simple and quick.
Veres,
Those are reasonable prices given the images of the product you produce. Thanks for the information.
Michael
couple of examples
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I am after a 3d relief of Marilyn Monroe, can anyone help.
thanks
kevin
new examples
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