Buddha Head Bead for Jewelry JDBCo 3D print model

Intricate Buddha Head Bead For Bracelets, Necklaces, And Keychains
Ready To Print 3D-Model For Jewelry Manufacturing.

Elevate your jewelry collection with this exquisite Buddha Head bead. Meticulously designed to capture the serene essence of Buddha's visage, this bead serves as a powerful symbol of peace and enlightenment. Its versatile design allows it to be seamlessly attached to bracelets, necklaces, chains, or keychains, making it an ideal accessory for those seeking both style and spiritual significance. The intricate detailing on the bead highlights the craftsmanship involved in its creation, ensuring that each piece is unique. Whether you're looking to add a touch of spirituality to your accessories or searching for a meaningful gift, this Buddha Head bead is perfect for any occasion.

Designed by JDBCo

Model details:
(calculated)

Model file: model_main.stl
Size X: 10.217 mm
Size Y: 14.616 mm
Size Z: 9.904 mm
Polygons: 140508
Vertices: 70236
Volume: 367.309 mm³
Surface Area: 792.888 mm²

Weights in materials:
(calculated)
Platinum: 7.86 g
Gold 18K: 6.21 g
Gold 14K: 4.70 g
Silver: 3.86 g

Our jewelry designs can generally be produced with any of the following metals: gold (yellow, white, rose), silver, platinum, other metals.

Actual sizes and weights may vary from the calculated values.

Our jewelry designs can generally be manufactured using the following primary methods:

1. 3D Printing (Additive Manufacturing)

• Method: Using 3D printers with materials like PLA (Polylactic Acid), resin, wax, plastic, or metal.
• Applications: Creating detailed prototypes and final models. High precision, capable of producing complex geometries.
• Materials: PLA for easy printing and eco-friendliness, resin for high detail and smooth surface finishes, wax and plastic for prototyping, metal for final pieces.

2. Investment Casting

• Method: Creating a wax model via 3D printing or CNC machining, then casting metal.
• Applications: Producing high-quality metal pieces suitable for mass production. Uses 3D printed models made from PLA, resin, or wax.

3. CNC Machining

• Method: Using computer-controlled machines to cut and shape metal.
• Applications: Producing precise and larger items. Suitable for complex designs and high precision.
• Materials: Metal for final products.

Also, possible to use the secondary methods:

4. Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM)

• Method: Shaping metal using electrical discharges.
• Applications: Creating very complex shapes with high precision.
• Materials: Metal for detailed and intricate designs.

5. Laser Cutting and Engraving

• Method: Using lasers to cut and engrave materials.
• Applications: High precision cutting and engraving for various materials, fast processing.
• Materials: Metal, plastic, and other suitable materials for detailed cuts and engravings.