Larry Folk
07-30-2011, 2:32 PM
I have come up with a neat way to present Corian signs (or anything else for that matter) for customer approvals with this new 3D pdf file creator that I came across.
I created the artwork in SketchUp and used Corian and Rowmark colors to fill in the design. This file can be opened up with adobe reader and there are controls at the top to spin, zoom, pan and rotate the image around.
This opens up a lot of possibilities of presenting designs for approvals and the bonus is that all of the artwork can be exported to Corel for laser cutting or to CNC for shape cutting. Music or verbal descriptions of the product can also be added to the pdf file so you can explain the design to the customer. The file would be to large with audio to upload here.
This could make it easier to come up with designs and have them viewed and approved by the customer without needing to always make a prototype or to have a face to face meeting.:cool:
Thanks,
I created the artwork in SketchUp and used Corian and Rowmark colors to fill in the design. This file can be opened up with adobe reader and there are controls at the top to spin, zoom, pan and rotate the image around.
This opens up a lot of possibilities of presenting designs for approvals and the bonus is that all of the artwork can be exported to Corel for laser cutting or to CNC for shape cutting. Music or verbal descriptions of the product can also be added to the pdf file so you can explain the design to the customer. The file would be to large with audio to upload here.
This could make it easier to come up with designs and have them viewed and approved by the customer without needing to always make a prototype or to have a face to face meeting.:cool:
Thanks,