> But the render is very neat! ;)
Yes it is.

To make yourself less work:
Why don't you take a modeling program?
You could get vector graphics and rendering is not necessary.

Then take it in Illustrator or similiar and finish it (text, arrows etc.)

In an illustration the borders are always thicker than other lines (all
edges where something can go behind).
The others are thin.

You can see this kind of illustration in almost every better instruction
manual.

-C-H-A-R-L-E-S-

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