Spectacle Frame Mechanical & Aesthetic Design!! -- 2

@sahildogra222

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@Rashidminhas457

Hi I can design your two-part spectacle frame system with a reliable semi-permanent locking mechanism, ensuring proper fit between the main frame and lens frame while meeting injection molding constraints for PC/TR90 (draft, wall thickness, and flow). I will develop a production-ready 3D CAD model, detailed 2D drawings, and validate hinge strength, lens retention, and stress through simulation, along with clean renders and exploded views to clearly present function and aesthetics. I will deliver in 2 milestones and within 2-3 days. Thanks

@Robertx2002

The real challenge here is integrating precision engineering with visual appeal without compromising manufacturability or durability. You need a design that not only locks lenses securely with a semi-permanent mechanism but also stands up to repeated stress and drop tests while respecting injection-moulding constraints. I specialize in delivering exactly that balance. I will create detailed 3D CAD models with precise hinge geometry and lens lock features optimized for PC or TR90 flow, using draft angle and wall thickness standards to avoid undercuts. The design will undergo finite element stress analysis targeting the temple and nose-bridge, ensuring toughness and lightness. Detailed 2D drawings and exploded animations will communicate every mechanical step clearly for seamless production. Which specific mechanical challenge do you want me to prioritize first to align the design with your commercial and technical goals?

@yassaa0

I have extensive experience in SolidWorks assembly and motion analysis. I can take your current parts and create a fully functional 3D assembly without modifying the original geometry, ensuring everything works perfectly as intended."

@brandonh05

Hello, I can design your 2-part spectacle frame with a reliable semi-permanent locking mechanism, optimized for PC/TR90 injection moulding. I will deliver a production-ready 3D CAD model, detailed 2D drawings with tolerances and draft angles, exploded assembly views, and clean renderings. My focus is on strong mechanical performance, accurate fit, and manufacturable geometry. Looking forward to working with you. Best regards, Brandon

@abdallahibrahima

Hi, This project is very interesting, especially the idea of having a two-part frame with a semi-permanent locking mechanism. I understand that the balance between mechanical performance and clean aesthetics is critical here, not just one over the other. I have solid experience working with SolidWorks and designing parts that are ready for manufacturing, including CNC and production-focused models. For this project, I would approach it by first defining a reliable locking concept (most likely a controlled snap-fit or clip-based mechanism) that works well with PC or TR90 without risking deformation or wear over time. I pay close attention to details like wall thickness, draft angles, and avoiding undercuts to ensure the design is injection-molding friendly from the start. At the same time, I focus on smooth surface transitions and proportions so the final product looks modern and commercially appealing. For the hinge and stress areas like the nose bridge and lens groove, I would design them with durability in mind while keeping the frame lightweight and comfortable. I can deliver: * A clean, fully defined 3D CAD model (SolidWorks) * Manufacturing-ready drawings with proper tolerances and draft considerations * Exploded views or simple animation to clearly show the locking mechanism and assembly * High-quality renders to present the final look If needed, I can also share a quick initial concept for the locking mechanism before moving into full modeling.