Lamp shade from AC 2D to 3D

I have a task where I deliver the 2d AC drawings of a lamp made of two shades with holes in them. The two shades are supposed to be put on top of each other covering each others holes to prevent direct light from the lightbulb as the lamp hangs over the dining table. Now I need 3 major things: 1) the 2D drawing transformed into an AutoCad 3D drawing and 2) measurements of all the pieces each shade are made of INCLUDING (and this is VERY important) all the degrees between the pieces that each part is assembled by - as seen in the enclosed 3D rendering, a friend quickly made for me. 3) two renderings of the pendant (lamp) hanging over a dining table in an environment of your choice - one rendering with light in the lamp and one without. Full discretion applies - confirm please!? A few notes on the drawing: The autocad 3D drawing is all about assembling the different die-cut metal-parts - it should be a walk in the park :) Thereafter, the dimensioning and finding the correct different angles is also straight forward for an semi-experienced CAD or 3D-worker. Finally, the two shades are made of 2mm thick metal plates, powdered in mat white paint (like china) and die-cut with the pattern of the Top-Shade. The Lower-Shade is also die-cut, but inverted and slightly bigger than the die-cutted Top-Shade to avoid direct light from the lightbulb, but a distance between the shades of 5mm should hopefully allow in-direct light to pass through these die-cut holes :) It may look like a lot of work looking at the AC 2D-drawing I included, but it is really just a lot of the same drawings in different ways to make it easier for you to understand :D Looking forward to hearing from you. Let me know asap if you need more clarification on the gig and of course if you want it or not!? :)