Covid-19/Coronavirus Product Design and 3D Printing Challenge (open source designs)

Schools and colleges are under pressure to re-open after the Coronavirus lockdown temporarily shifted classes online. This can present a unique challenge for crowded classroom settings and the educational institutions will need to adapt. We believe the Cad Crowd community can help slow the spread with open-source product designs specific to the educational environment. This virus prevention contest is a follow-up to the May challenge for the workplace and public spaces (https://www.cadcrowd.com/contest/2332-covid-19-coronavirus-product-design-and-3d) The latest FDA advisory suggests that COVID-19 spreads mainly from person to person, typically through respiratory droplets from coughing, sneezing, or talking. Experts indicate the risk of infection can be reduced with masks, physical distance, and barriers between individuals in spaces where groups of students gather. The goal for this contest is to create open-source designs shared under Creative Commons that can be affordably produced with 3D printing and/or off-the-shelf components (pre-made parts, plexiglass, etc.).

This is a competition to design animal (and other) themed kettlebells. It is important that there are no sharp edges and no protruding elements that could cause injury or get stuck on clothing. The design will also need to allow for our logo being evident on the back of the kettlebell. Whilst the logo has been attached, the designers are free to adjust it in size, position, and proportion as they deem suitable. The size needs to be consistent with a normal sized competition kettlebell, which is easy enough for people to look up but as a rough guide: Handle Diameter: 33MM. Distance Between Handles: 123MM. Base Diameter: 140MM The actual design can be representative or a bit cartoonish, depending on the aspirations of the designers Nominated animals include: A lion, leopard, elephant, rhino (all obviously flattened down in their contours for safety), shark, eagle, dragons, snake, scorpion, crocodile, bear, wolf, Tyrannosaurus rex, Sabre toothed tiger, spider This list is a guide and designers are welcome to choose other animals or themes I do not require any primates and do not require skull designs

2D to 3D for prototype 3D printing

We have recently purchased an older site furnishing manufacturer and would like to introduce a new and more modern product line. http://street.woodcraftdesignltd.com/ Please feel free to visit the current website to see our existing products. We primarily want a Park Bench Waste and recycling receptacle A lighted bollard Later on adding a Poster Pillar and a Bike rack Our chosen new line will be put into production and therefore will need to be Modern,lightweight but durable,as maintenance free as possible and not too complicated to manufacture and assemble. In our existing product we use the following materials Steel and Aluminum for structure Cedar, Ipe and Oak for seating Our most popular bench size is 1800mm We would like to incorporate composite materials for a seating option (bearing in mind we have had issues with composite sagging in heat We would like to compete with companies such as Maglin and Wishbone Our existing products do not have any CAD drawings included and this makes it more difficult for us to be specified in by landscape architects. We are not sure exactly what they require and any guidance in that would be appreciated.

I have Various Shapes That I seek to Have Produced ,for Enthusiast, my First Project will be my Favorite Subject. CATS. I'm a cat mom and would like to eventually have this Produced.The Best Cat BONG Design.