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DPN-182 B
Measurements are taken from the design file. Final manufactured dimensions may vary with finishing and metal shrinkage. Use the Measure tool in the 3D viewer to check any part of the design yourself.
Estimated Metal Weight
approx · from 1 g wax17.8 g
22K Gold
15.6 g
18K Gold
13.4 g
14K Gold
10.4 g
Silver
Estimated cast weight per metal to help you gauge manufacturing cost. Actual weight varies with finishing & stone setting.
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About Print to Reality
See all FAQsCAM stands for Computer-Aided Manufacturing. In jewellery, it refers to converting a CAD design file into a physical pattern using a 3D printer — usually a resin or wax pattern — which is then used in lost-wax investment casting to produce the finished metal piece.
On Jeweltix, select Print to Reality on any purchased design and choose your city. The platform lists registered CAM vendors in or nearest to that city, showing their available machine types, rate per gram, and an approximate cost estimate where the design's weight is available.
Two main technology families are used. Wax-jet or MultiJet printers such as the 3D Systems ProJet MJP, Flashforge WaxJet series, and Solidscape print true castable wax and are common in larger manufacturing units. Resin printers using SLA, DLP, or MSLA technology — including Formlabs, Asiga, Phrozen, and Elegoo machines — are widely used in smaller studios with castable resins.
Each CAM vendor sets their own rate per gram, which is shown when browsing vendors. Where a design's weight is listed, an approximate estimate is shown. After receiving the job, the vendor reviews the file and enters the actual printing cost, which the buyer can accept or decline before any payment is taken.
CAM vendors receive only the STL file for a job. Editable 3DM files are never sent to vendors, which protects the original designer's source file. Vendor access to the file expires once the job is completed.
Description
The DPN-182 B is a precision-engineered 3D CAD design specifically developed for the Indian temple jewellery market. This digital asset features intricate detailing characteristic of traditional temple figures, making it an ideal choice for manufacturers and CAD/CAM studios looking to produce high-quality pendants or ornamental components. With a calculated wax weight of approximately 1.0 gram, this file is optimized for efficient gold or silver casting without compromising on structural integrity. The model is provided in the industry-standard STL format, ensuring seamless compatibility with a wide range of professional 3D printing systems and SLA/DLP resins. Designed with clean topology and production-readiness in mind, the DPN-182 B eliminates common printing errors, facilitating a smooth workflow from digital design to physical wax or resin output. Please note that this listing provides the STL file only and does not include an editable 3dm file. It is a robust solution for jewellers prioritizing consistency and traditional aesthetics in their modern manufacturing processes.
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File formats — 3DM vs STL
See all FAQsA 3DM file is Rhino's native format and stores editable NURBS geometry, meaning the design can be modified — resized, reshaped, or adjusted — in CAD software. An STL file stores a fixed polygon mesh that cannot be meaningfully edited but is ready to send directly to a 3D printer. On Jeweltix, every listing is clearly labelled as either Editable (3DM) or Non-Editable (STL). Read the full 3DM vs STL comparison.
STL is the format used for 3D printing. Slicing software such as Lychee Slicer or Chitubox reads STL files and prepares them for SLA, DLP, MSLA, or wax-jet printers. If you only need to print a design as-is, an STL file is sufficient.
STL files store fixed mesh geometry and cannot be properly edited the way a 3DM file can. Minor mesh repairs are possible, but changes like resizing a shank, adjusting a stone seat, or altering the design shape require an editable format such as 3DM. If you need to modify a design, buy the 3DM version.
Jeweltix requires designers to upload a matching STL file with every 3DM upload. This ensures buyers always receive a print-ready version alongside the editable file, and allows designs to be sent directly to CAM vendors for printing without conversion.
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