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Gem Round Brilliant Cut

Edgar Gidoni
in Modeling
7 3 Intermediate
This is the tutorial on how to model a gemstone cut in the "Round Brilliant Cut" style. It is an interesting process, instructive and the result is beautiful. You can download the 3D files here: https://grabcad.com/library/diamond-round-brilliant-cut-2 The information about the cutting data and nomenclature of this art is taken from: https://www.gemsociety.org/article/lapidary-fundamentals-gemstone-faceting/ Thanks to Mr. Donal Clark for all the wonderful information provided on his website.
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How to Draw a Proper Round Diamond in SolidWorks (Using Adanced Design)

George Haddad Sabounjian
in Modeling
6 0 Intermediate
I've been always interested in modeling a Proper Round Diamond. after doing some research i came across bunch of models. But unfortunately almost all of them were modeled wrong. after digging deeper into how they are cut I started modeling my own Round Brilliant Diamond using only equations and relations. I felt like sharing this experience with amazing GrabCAD community. Hope you Enjoy it! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Before starting I would highly suggest you to spend some time reading about Round Brilliant Diamond cut and get familiar with it's facet names, and know how Diamond proportions work. Useful links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brilliant_(diamond_cut) http://www.jewellerycatalogue.co.uk/diamonds/round-brilliant.htm -------------------------------------------------------------------- I also made a video tutorial of the model https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehcEo7F9MZ8 you can download the SolidWorks model here https://grabcad.com/library/diamond-round-brilliant-cut-1
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Flex & Revolved Boss to Make Diamond Profile of Light Lamp Cover

langgeng wahyu hidayat
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
Create a diamond profile using the flex command on one of the parts. To make it appear crossed, the flex command part is copied with the mirror command, then continued with the circular pattern command.
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Diamond Ring - Solidworks Tutorial

Sandeep Sharma
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
Hello and welcome to my channel in this video i have designed a diamond ring for you guys hope you all will like the tutorial and will learn from it. Thanks and dont forget to subscribe my channel for more videos like this keep learning. https://youtu.be/P9iIV-sNhp4
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Diamond Design in SolidWorks | Solidworks Tutorial | 3d Modeling Tutorial

Paul Dadzie
in Modeling
0 1 Intermediate
You can learn how to design and render this beautiful diamond all in less than 8mins in Solidworks, KeyShot and PhotoView 360. When it comes to 3D modeling software, SOLIDWORKS is king. The innovative, integrated software solution offers various robust features to accommodate even the most intricate models. In this video, you will learn an awesome Solidworks skill that can help you advance in your learning of 3D Modeling. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For the best photo-realistic render images for your 3D Model, there is no better software to use than Keyshot. KeyShot brings you real-time 3D rendering that displays results instantly and reduces the time to create realistic product visuals. KeyShot is trusted by brands around the world for its speed, ease of use, scientifically accurate materials, and advanced material editing capabilities.
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