Spirit level, machined detail and vial inserts.
A machined spirit level with three vials and a removable vial insert. The challenge in tool rendering is honest metal and honest glass: machined faces must look machined, and the vials must look like liquid in glass, not green plastic.
- Equipment
- Machined spirit level
- Sector
- Tools and measuring instruments
- Built from
- Product CAD
- Delivered
- 4 stills, 4:3
- Views
- Hero, sides, exploded
- Used for
- Packaging, catalogue, web
The render set.
4 stills from one prepared model, delivered at print resolution. Select any image to view it full size.
What the visuals had to do.
- Believable materialsMachined aluminium and liquid-filled vials, rendered accurately at close range.
- Explain the featureAn exploded view shows the removable vial insert without a word of copy.
- Retail-readyWhite-background views ready for packaging and online listings.
How we built it.
The body was rendered with a fine machined finish and engraved marking, and each vial as glass with a liquid volume and bubble inside.
The exploded view lifts the insert straight out of its pocket, which is exactly how the product is used.
Where these visuals work
- Packaging and blister cards
- E-commerce and marketplace listings
- Tool catalogues
- Trade fair displays
Services behind this project.
One prepared model feeds every service below, so each further asset costs less than the first.
What a project like this costs.
Fixed prices, CAD preparation included, full commercial usage rights on payment. Complex machines are scoped individually. Full pricing
Questions.
Do you render hand tools and consumer products as well as machines?
Yes, when they are engineered products with CAD. The same accuracy that sells a machine sells a precision tool.