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Tag Archives: Angel

Lasercut Angel Sweets Box

Posted on December 24, 2018 by Erich Styger

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For this Christmas time I wanted to create a special gift box for a special neighbor family.

Chistmas Gift Box Wrapped

Christmas Gift Box Wrapped

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Posted in Laser Cutter, Wood | Tagged Angel, Angel Wings, Book Box, Christmas, gift box, Haug, Hauggrüessli, laser cutting, laser engraver, Live Hinge, Plywood | 3 Replies

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