Rectangular Mounting Plate with Nine Holes

Create a rectangular mounting plate for a five-nozzle food depositing prototype. Main body: * Width: 100 mm * Height: 70 mm * Thickness: 20 mm * Shape: simple rectangular solid * All edges: sharp 90 degree edges Create five cylindrical holes through the thickness of the plate. Hole layout: * 5 holes * Hole diameter: 6 mm * Hole centres arranged in one horizontal row * Distance between adjacent hole centres: 18 mm * Total distance from first hole centre to fifth hole centre: 72 mm * Row centred horizontally on the plate * Row centred vertically on the plate The five holes are named N1, N2, N3, N4 and N5 from left to right. Create four additional cylindrical mounting holes. Mounting holes: * Hole diameter: 5 mm * Through holes * Two holes near the upper left and upper right * Two holes near the lower left and lower right * Keep the four holes symmetrical about the vertical centreline. Do not create any other geometry. Do not add: * fillets * chamfers * ribs * slots * tube channels * fan mounts * heater mounts * curved surfaces * internal passages The result should be one simple solid rectangular plate containing nine through-holes. The 18 mm spacing between the five nozzle holes is the critical dimension.

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