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Tag Archives: Wood

Laser Cutter: Wooden Chest Box

Posted on September 3, 2017 by Erich Styger

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I have been asked to share what I’m creating with the laser cutter. So here is one more design: a wooden chest box:

Wooden Chest Box

Wooden Chest Box

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Posted in Acrylic, Building, Laser, Laser Cutter, Wood | Tagged chest box, Laser, Laser Cutter, Plywood, technology, Tips&Tricks, Wood | 5 Replies

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