REFRAME Eyeglass Assembly

Create a 3D CAD model of a futuristic Y2K streetwear eyeglass frame for a student product design project called REFRAME. DESIGN: Create a distinctive pair of glasses with a slightly angular, softened hexagonal shape. The frame should be thick but lightweight-looking, inspired by alternative fashion from the early 2000s. It must have two symmetrical lens openings, a central bridge, two separate temples, and realistic hinge connection points. MATERIAL: The frame represents recycled HDPE plastic. Use a smoky dark gray appearance with subtle translucent purple accents. The material is conceptual and does not need to simulate real recycled plastic properties. GEOMETRY: - Approximate total front width: 145 mm. - Approximate lens width: 52 mm each. - Approximate lens height: 38 mm. - Approximate bridge width: 18 mm. - Approximate temple length: 140 mm. - Approximate frame thickness: 5 mm. MODEL REQUIREMENTS: - Create actual three-dimensional solid geometry, not just a flat image. - Keep the left and right sides symmetrical. - Include two clearly defined lens openings. - Add a separate left and right temple with plausible hinge joints. - Make the frame shape simple enough for a student prototype. - Keep the lens areas open or create separate lens bodies. - Use millimeters as the unit. - If supported, organize the frame, temples, hinges, and lenses as separate components. OUTPUT: Generate an editable 3D CAD model suitable for a conceptual school project. Export as STEP (.step or .stp) if available, or STL (.stl) otherwise. The model should look like a realistic student product-design project, not a fantasy object. Avoid impossible shapes, excessive decoration, floating parts, and overly complex details. Project title: "REFRAME — ÓCULOS CONCEITUAL B".

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