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From: tlmcd AT netzero.com Date: Sun Jan 16 20:10:53 2005 |
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========[ Invite a Friend - http://www.ganoksin.com/invite.htm ]======== Hi, I'm a newbie to the list, and a newbie to the industry as well. Partially because of my medical problems, I am trying to design medical alert jewelry that is beautiful and versatile enough to wear for fancy occasions. I'm not talking a variation of the dog-tag curb chain stuff I have hidden in the bottom of my jewelry box. I've seen $700 gold med-id bracelets that still look like the military designed them. Although I plan on having a variety of border styles that are very different from what is out there, the main inset will be pretty constant with a variation of the star of life symbol. The differences between the star of life portion in the styles may be only surface texture, but the 2-D design is pretty much cut and paste. I am trying to determine what the most economical way to get models made for the pendant/bracelet medalions. Would it cost significantly less on subsequent designs if employ a CAD/CAM service to get the models made, or will a CAD/CAM design have to be designed as much from scratch as a traditional wax model. I also have a question on the copyright of said designs. I want to make sure that my initial outlay is the only financial obligation I have to the modeler for each design I have seen a few modellers on the net who want a portion of each piece sold. What is the terminology I need in contracts to avoid this dilemma. I know with Jewelry Genie I'd retain all rights, but I'd also be spending the same amount each time I made a variation to the design. Can CAD/CAM programs cut & paste? What is a decent per hour charge for a good quality CAD/CAm or wax modeller, and can anyone recommend any? Oh, if it helps, I want the snake and the staff to be a graduated rounded thickness, not the "stamp" look that is so common. Any info would be much appreciated. Thanks, Tina McDonald tlmcd AT netzero.com ____________________________________________________________________ T h e O r c h i d L i s t Open Electronic Forum for Jewelry Manufacturing Methods and Procedures ____________________________________________________________________ Orchid FAQ: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/orchid/faq.htm Orchid Archives: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/orchid/archive Orchid Galleries: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/orchid/gallery.htm Invite a Friend: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/invite.htm ____________________________________________________________________ Tips From The Jeweler's Bench - Article Archive ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/borisat/tip_sear.htm The Jeweler's Selected Bibliography List ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/jewelry-books Buy Orchid Jewelry: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/shop ____________________________________________________________________ -Unsubscribe: -Email: orchid-request AT ganoksin.com Body=unsubscribe subject=blank ____________________________________________________________________ |
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