I’m turning my sketches for a new device into something the factory can quote against, and I need your AutoCAD skills to make it happen. The job starts with a clean, production-ready 3D model of an aluminum enclosure. I’ll share dimensions, port locations, and a few photos of similar housings; you’ll translate those into a solid model with correct sheet-metal parameters, bend radii, and fastening detail. Alongside the main shell, I want an integrated “stash box” accessory that sits neatly inside—think of it as a hidden compartment that snaps or screws in without rattling. We’ll iterate on fitment so everything lines up on the first prototype. When the CAD is locked, please generate flat patterns for laser cutting and provide exploded views, assembly drawings, and a concise BOM so the fabricator has zero guesswork. DWG is mandatory; STEP or DXF exports are welcome for backup. The second part of the brief is a professional logo that will be lasered onto the enclosure and used across print and digital assets. I’ll give you brand keywords and color preferences; you’ll return three concepts, refine one, and supply the final in vector (AI/SVG/PDF) plus raster formats. Deliverables • AutoCAD 3D model of aluminum enclosure • “Stash box” accessory modeled and integrated • Fabrication drawings, flat patterns, BOM • Logo: three concepts → one final, delivered in vector & raster Acceptance Criteria • All CAD passes interference and bend-radius checks • Drawings dimensioned in millimeters to ±0.2 mm tolerance • Logo scales cleanly from 10 mm engraving to banner size without loss If you’re strongest in SolidWorks or Fusion 360 but can export flawless DWG/STEP, I’m open. Let’s build something sleek together.