I’m looking for a skilled CAD modeller who can turn my concept for a modern decorative piece into a clean, machinable STL ready for a CNC router. The final file should be watertight, correctly scaled (I’ll confirm exact overall dimensions with you once we start), and free of problematic undercuts so tool-path generation is straightforward in standard CAM software. Because this is going on a router rather than a printer, please keep cutter diameters and typical step-downs in mind when shaping fine details. If you have strategies for minimizing finishing passes or reducing machining time I’d love to hear them. When you respond, focus on your experience producing CNC-ready models—especially any work with contemporary or minimalist décor objects. A quick note about the software you use (Fusion 360, SolidWorks, RhinoCAM, etc.) and two or three relevant samples will help me decide quickly. Deliverable: 1 finalized STL file, validated for CNC routing, along with a brief note of the settings you recommend (tool diameter, material thickness, ideal feed/speed range). If revisions are needed to hit the approved style or fix tooling issues, please include one round in your quote. I’m ready to get started as soon as I select the right freelancer.