Charging Pocket

Create a parametric 3D-printable charging pocket matching the 3 attached FRONT, BACK and RIGHT/SIDE reference images. Use all three views to create real 3D geometry, not a 2D extrusion. EXACT DIMENSIONS: overall height 60 mm, maximum width 40 mm, front pocket INTERNAL width exactly 20 mm. Create a symmetrical teardrop-shaped body with a wide rounded lower section, tapered sides, rounded arched top, rounded bottom corners and a slim upper section. Match the RIGHT/SIDE image: thin upper body, front surface gradually slopes outward toward the deeper lower body, smooth transition, relatively straight rear surface. Add a centered 16–18 mm REAL through-hole at the top with a raised circular reinforcing rim. Create the front pocket as a REAL recessed cavity, exactly 20 mm internal width and approximately 3–5 mm deep. Make it tall and symmetrical with rounded upper corners and larger curved lower corners. Create the centered bottom charging opening as a REAL U-shaped cutout approximately 7 mm wide × 6 mm high, open through the bottom edge. Add a small centered lightning-bolt recess/emboss below the front pocket. On the BACK, create the long centered recessed vertical channel shown in the reference, beginning below the top hole and extending downward with straight sides and rounded lower termination. Add the centered circular feature inside its lower section as real CAD geometry. On the RIGHT SIDE, create 5–6 evenly spaced curved ventilation slots matching the reference. Give them rounded ends and make them actual cut/recess geometry following the body's curvature. Use smooth fillets and practical FDM wall thickness. The final result must be one watertight manifold solid with no floating geometry, zero-thickness surfaces or self-intersections. VERIFY ACTUAL MODEL DIMENSIONS BEFORE EXPORT: Height = 60.00 mm Maximum width = 40.00 mm Front pocket internal width = 20.00 mm Generate editable parametric CAD and exportable STEP/STL geometry.

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