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I would like to work with someone who can take my product images (high resolution JPEG images) and add/modify them to reflect a new version of our product. The deliverables will be high resolution JPEGs (modified versions of the ones that I submit for this project). Our product, "LIO," is a home audio product (see: www.vinnierossi.com). Currently, the aluminum top panel (top cover) is has no holes. We are developing a new vacuum tube preamplifer stage in LIO and there will be two vacuum tubes that plug into two sockets directly below the two holes added on the top panel. I need new renderings that show these tubes: - Front views - Angled views The vacuum tubes need to be show in correct proportion and must look as realistic as possible, even glowing (so it looks like this is still a product photo). The ideal candidate for this product will be well versed in: - Photoshop - Solidworks - AutoCAD - Any other software that can get the job done. I will supply the product photos and examples of what the vacuum tubes look like, and where they are to be located on the top panel. Once the rendering is completed for the front and angle view, then they can be used for all the different variations of the same product (with different front/side panel, top panel, and knob color). Thank you, Vinnie

I'm developing an electronic appliance for residential use, and am looking for help with the enclosure design. Specifically, I'm looking for help with the exterior design of the enclosure (i.e. just the shell); I can handle the detailed design. The enclosure will be two piece injection molded, with a front and back. I've included cad files (solidworks and step) that captures the dimensions of the internal components and the minimum spacing between the components, along with the target distance of the components from the wall it'll be mounted on. The dimensions in the cad file denote the minimum size including clearance, but the enclosure can be larger if necessary (e.g. wider, taller, etc). I've attached an example enclosure that is similar to the profile that I'm looking for. You'll notice that it has a softly contoured face, while the back half lofts down to a boss feature to allow for connection to a wall mounting bracket. I plan to use the same approach for mounting. The idea is that you can use the example for inspiration, although it is not intended to be a 1:1 copy. Specific Requirements: 1. The design must be symmetrical across it's vertical mid-plane (i.e. left and right are the same). 2. The design must have a single plane as a parting line between the front and back parts (i.e. the two halves must have flat faces where they meet). 3. Each part must be moldable, with ideally a minimum draft angle of at least 1 degree. No undercuts or sharp edges which can't be radiused later are allowed. 4. The cylinders shown in the internal components cad file must be completely contained within the back piece of the enclosure. 5. The wall thickness of the enclosure should be 4mm. The deliverable should be cad files of the two enclosure shell parts. The design must be thickened to 4mm (providing surfaces only won't cut it). Ideally the cad would be native solidworks, but step files are ok if you prefer a different program. Please let me know if you have any questions or if any more information is needed. Look forward to seeing what you come up with!

There is an attached image of a new product concept, which is essentially a wall-mounted sensor that shows a light ring indicator of red or green. The product is designed to cover a single-gang US electrical wall box, similar in size to a wall switch. Once wall-mounted, it stands off the wall about 10 mm, where the light ring can be visible from front or side. We want some industrial design options to look at that are different from our design.

Hi Cad Crowd! We're in need of adjusting one of the components of our product. We have an existing 3D model that we need adjusted. We are keeping the same top and bottom connection the same. The basic design is similar to a standard universal phone mount for a car. We want to use the same mechanism as shown in the pictures and then adjust it to our requirements. The system will be 3 major components. Part 1: Back piece that has top connection and bottom connection which won't be changed much except for the width. This area will be where the gears/spring/everything sits on. Part 2: This will be the two "wing walls" that extrude left and right that will be sat on the back plate area. Part 3: Will enclose this area and have a bottom stub where the phones sit. We play on adding some little foam on the front of part 3 and on the insides of the wing walls. We think that the gear mechanism can be reduced in size and that we can flip it so that they sit above the wing walls (and in the center of the system).

We have a board designed in Kicad with through-hole components and want to replace most of them with SMD counterparts. Board dimensions, terminal blocks and a few more components located around the board's edges cannot be modified. Specifications: Board dimensions: 8.200 x 3.420 inch PCB: 2 layer FR4 1.6mm green Integrated circuits: ATmega1284P-PU (x1), ULN2803 (x2), 74HC595 (x3), CD4021 (x3), DS1307 (x1) and PB82B715P (x1). There is also a piggyback step down buck converter that may be integrated in the main board but this is not important now. Passive components: 66 1/4W resistors, 28 ceramic capacitors, 31 diodes, several plug in terminal blocks and more.