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As per me ...Minimum metal thickness for 3D printed jewelry: 0.25-0.30mm. For the plate prongs setting you can 0.6 0-1.20 mm. For Micro setting plate height 1.15 mm For the Channel setting use more than 1.2 mm As per me minimum diamond 💎 size you can use 0.8 mm Diameter

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If you calculated the volume of your 18 karat gold ring in Rhino to be 2000 mm³, the approximate weight would be: * Weight = (2000 mm³ / 1000) * 15.5 g/cm³ = 2 * 15.5 g = 31 grams

Calculating Weight for 14K Gold Excellent question! The formula remains the same, but the density changes. Formula: * Weight = (Volume in mm³ / 1000) * Density Density for 14K Gold: * Approximately 13.1 g/cm³ Example: If you calculated the volume of your 14 karat gold ring in Rhino to be 2000 mm³, the approximate weight would be: * Weight = (2000 mm³ / 1000) * 13.1 g/cm³ = 2 * 13.1 g = 26.2 grams

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what thickness we take for plating or any object so that we can reach to the particular grams like if we want to make a ring of 5 grams only then what thickness of plate we use.

Accurately determining ring thickness for a specific weight is complex and depends on many factors like ring size, shape, design, and gold purity. To achieve your desired weight: * Design: Create a detailed ring model in Rhino. * Calculate: Determine the ring's volume using Rhino. * Estimate: Based on weight and volume, estimate a starting thickness. * Iterate: Adjust thickness and design to reach target weight.

If you calculated the volume of your 18 karat gold ring in Rhino to be 2000 mm³, the approximate weight would be: * Weight = (2000 mm³ / 1000) * 15.5 g/cm³ = 2 * 15.5 g = 31 grams

Calculating Weight for 14K Gold Excellent question! The formula remains the same, but the density changes. Formula: * Weight = (Volume in mm³ / 1000) * Density Density for 14K Gold: * Approximately 13.1 g/cm³ Example: If you calculated the volume of your 14 karat gold ring in Rhino to be 2000 mm³, the approximate weight would be: * Weight = (2000 mm³ / 1000) * 13.1 g/cm³ = 2 * 13.1 g = 26.2 grams

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