MDF Electronics Enclosure

Create a realistic 3D model of a small rectangular electronic enclosure made of MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard). Overall dimensions: Width: 30 cm Height: 13 cm Depth: 10 cm MDF thickness: 3 mm or 6 mm. Main structure: A rectangular wooden box consisting of six panels: front, back, top, bottom, left side, and right side. Front panel details: One large vertical rectangular opening on the left side, measuring approximately 7.5 cm wide and 11 cm high. A sliding MDF door covering this opening, supported by two vertical guide rails. One horizontal rectangular cutout on the upper-right area. Three circular holes aligned horizontally below the rectangular cutout. Four additional small circular holes arranged vertically near the right side of the rectangular cutout. Small mounting holes near the panel corners. Additional components: One sliding door: 7.5 × 11 cm. Two vertical sliding guide rails: 1.5 × 11 cm each. Two optional internal support strips: 1.5 × 11 cm each. Two small feet underneath the enclosure. Appearance and construction: Use natural light-brown MDF material with realistic wood-fiber texture. Create clean, straight edges and precise rectangular geometry. Include realistic panel thickness, visible assembly joints, and small screw holes. Modeling requirements: Reproduce the assembled enclosure accurately. Keep all dimensions proportional and realistic. Make the sliding door and guide rails separate 3D objects. Make the front, back, top, bottom, and side panels separate objects. Use a clean product-design presentation with a slightly elevated front perspective. Do not add extra buttons, displays, connectors, or decorative elements that are not specified.

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