Using Fusion 360 - Design A Tool Shadow Board using a pre-exisiting template

In order to complete this project you must be proficient in Autodesk Fusion 360 and hold an account. A successful bidder will receive access to a shadow board template (see image attached). You will also receive a photo of the tools that need to be modelled in 2D on to that shadow board template. I require: - The photo to be temporarily fixed to the top surface of the template (as a decal) in the correct scale. Use the longer screw driver as a scale (in real life this is 180mm). - All tools in the photograph to be accurately traced onto separate sketches on the top surface of the template. - The sketches to be moved and rotated so they are arranged in a neat row of parallel tools. This needs to be aesthetically pleasing. They must also include a small text label for each sketch i.e. "Micro Pliers", "Needle Nose Pliers", "Screwdriver (Phillips)". - The pliers must then be cut into the surface of the block 15 mm. - The screwdrivers must be cut into the surface of the block 15mm for the handle and 10mm for the driver. Freelancers that are successful in this project (or promising bidders) can expect to be employed in an ongoing basis for similar (larger) projects on an hourly rate.