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I am looking for simple and solid design of camera slider.

Looking for a design of a small house for home/office desk that can be used as a pen/markers/clips and other office need holder. Need a small pole on top of the house that will be serve as a flag holder. There should be enough space to hold multiple accessories.

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Create a CAD schematic of the attached super ellipse shape for a table top. Both aerial view and side view.

We have created an electronic unit that transmits a wireless signal when turned on. We wish to enclose this electronic unit in a plastic box that incorporates an “activation mechanism” to turn on the electronic unit. The mechanism should be designed so that the electronic unit is quick and easy to deliberately turn on in a moment of panic. However, the design should also prevent against accidental turn on. Finally, when the mechanism is turned on, it should remain turned on until explicitly turned off. The electronic unit has the following dimensions: 28mm x 14mm x 6mm [length, width, height]. The enclosure for the electronic unit and activation mechanism must be as small as possible. We do NOT want a bulky box or bulky activation mechanism. It must be as small and sleek as possible. This electronic unit will have two wires that, when connected, turn the unit on. Thus, these leads should be connected when the mechanism is turned on, and otherwise remain unconnected when the mechanism is turned off. If you choose to use an electronic switch to handle this, please see the additional information paragraph. We want to 3D print this design using a ProJet. Please provide detailed images of your design, as well as the necessary CAD and LST files. Additional Information on powering the unit using electronic switch: If you wish to use an electronic switch to power/unpower the electronics in the mechanism, you may find the following source useful: http://www.omron.com/ecb/products/sw/. This manufacturer makes very small switches, with their smallest switch measuring only 3.5mm (ultra subminiature SMD switch: http://www.omron.com/ecb/products/search/?cat=2&did=1&prd=surface&lang=en). For your reference, these switches can be bought in two modes: Normally Open (NO), where the electronic unit is powered when the switch is being pushed down, and unpowered when the switch is not being pushed down. Normally Close (NC), where the electronic unit is powered when the switch is not being pushed, and unpowered when the switch is being pushed. You may find these modes of operation useful when creating the design. CAD files of these switches are available on Omron’s website. Of course, you may use switches from other manufacturers if they better fit your design needs.