3d model: The MN-80 desktop lathe was worked out in a very detailed way during the creation process. Even the smallest elements of the machine are implemented on the model to give it even more realism and presentation moments. The machine model was perfectly suited for a wide variety of industrial projects and not only, because it can also be used in exterior visualization, in a garage, workshop, as well as other projects requiring original solutions related to industrial design. When creating this very detailed and realistic model of a lathe, the basic dimensions of the nodes and overall parameters of the machine were observed, which in general seems to be a convenient factor for placing equipment in a particular scene. In addition, elements such as the original workbench on which this machine is located and, of course, an industrial chair have been recreated, which positions three models in one.Tables, nameplates and stickers are applied on the machine for an even more interesting presentation of equipment. In addition, the type of painting used on the machine was mixed, which generally emphasizes the overall appearance of the model in an even more detailed presentation. At the same time, the model is configured in such a way that, if desired, the materials applied to it can be changed quite easily, which also characterizes it as the most versatile. However, the presence of certain industrial textures displays an even more interesting feed. At the same time, due to its very small real dimensions, the machine can be used to work both in large industrial production workshops, but also in the smallest rooms, which in general will necessarily emphasize its versatility.

Corona render was used to create preview images of the 3d model...

Basic parameters:Polys: 586876Verts: 595962

Model dimensions:length – 1180 mm - Xwidth – 1370 mm - Yheight – 1370 mm - Z

File Formats:

• 3Ds Max 2012, 2014 – Corona 1.7 (Standard materials scenes + Textures)
• 3Ds Max 2012, 2014 – V-Ray 3.60 (Standard materials scenes + Textures) – FBX (Universal format)
• OBJ (Universal format)