CAD Bracelets - II Level of complexity

$500.00

II-level CAD: more intricate than basic chains but not fully bespoke. Key points:

  • Design: Continuous row of individually cast settings (round, oval, baguette, marquise, mixed) in a repeating pattern.

  • Modeling: Precise parametric placement, consistent spacing, accurate prong/bezel geometry for secure stones.

  • Connectivity: Small hinge links or solderless connectors; tolerances for smooth articulation and strength.

  • Finishing: Clean cast seams, uniform polish, consistent stone channels/prongs across repeated units.

  • Production: Good for semi-complex runs—moderate CAD time for patterning and fit/clearance checks; avoids advanced engineering like multi-axis articulation or hidden integrated clasps.

Summary: Moderate CAD complexity focused on repeated cast modules, precise alignment, and reliable articulation for refined tennis bracelets with varied shapes.

II-level CAD: more intricate than basic chains but not fully bespoke. Key points:

  • Design: Continuous row of individually cast settings (round, oval, baguette, marquise, mixed) in a repeating pattern.

  • Modeling: Precise parametric placement, consistent spacing, accurate prong/bezel geometry for secure stones.

  • Connectivity: Small hinge links or solderless connectors; tolerances for smooth articulation and strength.

  • Finishing: Clean cast seams, uniform polish, consistent stone channels/prongs across repeated units.

  • Production: Good for semi-complex runs—moderate CAD time for patterning and fit/clearance checks; avoids advanced engineering like multi-axis articulation or hidden integrated clasps.

Summary: Moderate CAD complexity focused on repeated cast modules, precise alignment, and reliable articulation for refined tennis bracelets with varied shapes.