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Six-slot stencil for a repeatable projector focus check

Cut six slots (112×76 mm plate, 2.5 mm slots, 3.5 mm webs). Import the SVG at 100%, measure the cut outline and test on scrap. Stencil the bars onto paper, scan square-on and check that all six lines remain distinct. Put equal tiles at the centre and four corners of one slide. Export and check the source file first. Project it twice. If one corner blurs first, adjust position and focus. If all blur, enlarge the tiles and check scaling. Model checked; no physical test. X500 focus steps

Locker Stall

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Locker stall: a miniature team locker with the player's jersey, for dioramas, shelves and a gift to any player. Two sides hold the back, a kick panel, a bench seat, a helmet shelf and a name board, all tabbed in; the jersey (team colours, name, number) hangs by a hole in its hanger on a peg tabbed into the back. Skates or cleats can stand on the seat, the helmet on the shelf. Hockey, soccer, basketball or baseball. Assembly: push the back, the kick panel, the seat, the shelf and the name board into one side, add the other, push the peg into the back, ha

Vampire Coffin

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Coffin: a miniature vampire's coffin for dioramas, Halloween and book nooks. A true coffin shape from every side: a stack of coffin-shaped rings on a solid floor, aligned by two keys that stand in the floor's slots and slide through notches in every ring; no corner joints to show. The lid is two layers, closed or slid half open on the velvet and the rose inside. It can stand on a stone plinth. Assembly: stand the keys in the floor, thread the rings down over them, glue each, lay the lid on; set it all on the plinth.

Library Bookcase

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Library bookcase: a miniature bookcase with its rolling-style ladder, for dioramas, dollhouses and book nooks. The bookcase is a tab-and-slot box of sides, a back, shelves and a top, with rows of books standing in slots on every shelf and, with the ladder, a brass rail tabbed across the front. The ladder's two rails lean back to that rail and hook over it through notches in their tops; its treads tab into the rails and its feet stand in the base. One book on the top shelf has a ribbon bookmark with an initial on it. Assembly: build the bookcase and stan

Bread Rack

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Bread rack: a miniature bakery rack for dioramas, shop fronts and book nooks. Two ladder ends (legs, a band at every shelf, cut-outs between) hold slatted shelves tabbed into them, and the bread stands in slots on the shelves: round loaves, croissants, and baguettes in a basket on top. Assembly: push the shelves into one ladder end, add the other, stand the bread in its slots, set the feet in the base.

Pantry Shelf

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Pantry shelf: a miniature shelving case full of preserves, for dioramas, dollhouse kitchens and book nooks. An open tab-and-slot case whose shelves carry rows of jars standing in slots: pickles, beetroot and honey, each with a hand-written label and a cloth over its lid; on the middle shelf one big jar says DO NOT OPEN UNTIL (a year you choose). Assembly: push the shelves and the back into one side, add the other, press the top on, stand the jars in their slots.

3D Printer

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. 3D printer: a miniature open-frame 3D printer for dioramas, book nooks and a maker's shelf, mid-print. Two rails stand on the base with the bed tabbed onto them; the gantry frame (two uprights, the top bar, the X axis, the spool on top) straddles the rails; the print head is glued on the frame's front, the screen panel stands at the front showing the progress, and the print stands in slots in the bed: a dragon, a vase or a benchy. Assembly: set the rails in the base, press the bed onto their tabs, stand the print in the bed, set the frame and the screen

Control Console

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Control console: a miniature starship console for dioramas, sci-fi scenes and book nooks. Two shaped sides hold a sloping control deck in sloping slots and an upright screen bulkhead behind it; a front, a back and a top tab in and close the box. The deck is engraved with switches, sliders, a lit display and the big red button under its guard, with a sticky note beside it; the screens show a wave and a radar sweep. Assembly: push the deck, the screens, the front and the back into one side, add the other, press the top onto the sides' tabs.

Cat Tree

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Cat tree: a miniature cat tree with its cats, for dioramas, dollhouses and every cat person's shelf. Two cross-lapped posts wrapped in sisal: the tall one carries a platform that slides down over its narrow top and rests on the step where the post widens, and a perch on its top; the short one a carpeted den with a round doorway (and eyes in the dark inside). Cats stand in slots on the platform, the perch and the den. Assembly: slide each pair of posts together, stand them in the base, drop the platform onto its step, press the perch on, build the den on

Laser Cutter

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Laser cutter: a miniature CO2 laser with its lid up, for dioramas, book nooks and a laser owner's shelf, and a diode laser on its open frame beside it. The CO2 laser's two sides take the front, the back and the honeycomb bed in slots; a sheet of birch lies on the bed half cut, the pieces of a tiny book nook in it; the lid is raised, its back edge tabbed into the back panel through a slot cut at its angle. The diode laser's rails stand in the base with the beam between their posts, the head on the beam over a coaster it is burning. Assembly: slide the be

Hacker Desk

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Hacker desk: a miniature gaming or hacking desk for dioramas and book nooks, with a monitor gantry of three screens. Two end frames (posts, a top rail and a foot) with a modesty panel tabbed between them, the top with the keyboard glued on, and the gantry: two posts tabbed into the top and a crossbar tabbed between them, three screens glued on its front. The screens show code, a door code and the hacker's handle; a bowl of noodles and a hologram koi display can stand on the top. Assembly: slide the modesty panel's tabs into the end frames, set the frame

Bed with Nightstands

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Bed: a miniature bed for dioramas, dollhouses and book nooks. A headboard (tufted) and a footboard stand on their own feet; two side rails tab into slots in them and a slatted deck tabs into slots near the rails' tops, so the frame locks square. The mattress (its lower layer between the rails, the upper over them), the duvet and two pillows are glued layers; a heart of rose petals can lie on the duvet. Nightstands with drawers stand either side if you like. Assembly: push the rails' end tabs into the headboard and the footboard, drop the deck into the r

Joiner's Bench

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Joiner's bench: a miniature traditional woodworking bench for dioramas, book nooks and a woodworker's shelf. Two end frames (a leg front and back, a rail at the top, a stretcher low down) with two long stretchers through the legs, the top in two glued layers with the legs' tenons showing through it, and the face vise hung from the top's front on a tab with its handle engraved on the face. A half-built chair, the plane with its shaving and a mug of coffee can stand on the top. Assembly: slide the long stretchers into the end frames, glue the two layers o

Stage Riser

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Stage riser: a miniature club stage for dioramas, dollhouses and book nooks. A deck on a box of a pleated skirt, a back and two sides, with ribs standing under the deck between them; everything tabs together and the deck locks it square. The deck is engraved with boards, the spotlight's pool and a setlist taped down, and it takes the band's gear in slots: an amp cabinet with its head, a drum kit, a mic stand, a guitar on its stand and a monitor wedge. Assembly: push the skirt and the back into the two sides, stand the ribs in the base, press the deck on

Workbench

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Workbench: a miniature workshop bench for dioramas, garages and book nooks. Two end frames (legs, a top rail and a shelf band, each one piece) hold a slatted shelf and a front and a back apron between them, and lock into a butcher-block top. A vise, a radio and a mug can stand in slots on the top. Assembly: push the shelf and the aprons into one end frame, add the other, press the top onto the frames' tabs, stand the things on top.

Tire Stack

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Tire stack: a miniature pile of tires for dioramas, garages and book nooks. Each tire is a few rings, its top and bottom ones a little smaller so the tires read apart; they stack on a cross-lapped core cut exactly as wide as their holes, which centres them, and the top one is a spare on its rim, which hides the core. Assembly: slide the two core plates together, set them in the base, thread the rings on, glue the rim on top.

Oil Drum

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Oil drum: a miniature 200-litre drum for dioramas, garages and book nooks. A true cylinder of rings threaded on a cross-lapped core that centres them; the rims and the two rolling hoops are a little proud of the shell, and the lid, with its two bungs and the label, hides the core. Several in a row make a fuel store. Assembly: slide the two core plates together, stand them in the base, thread the rings on in order, glue the lid on top.

Motorcycle on a Lift

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Motorcycle on a lift: a vintage café racer for dioramas, garages and book nooks, standing on a scissor lift table. The bike is a layered profile: the body (front wheel, fork, frame, engine, seat, exhaust, and a paddock stand under the swingarm, because its rear wheel is off for repair) is one piece standing in two slots in the lift's top; the tank and the engine covers are glued on both faces for depth, and the handlebar crosses the riser in a halving joint. The rear wheel stands in its own slot beside it. The lift is a top plate on two one-piece scisso

Votive Candle Stand

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Votive stand: a miniature rack of votive candles for dioramas, book nooks and a remembrance shelf, one candle lit with a card beside it: the name you choose. Two stepped ends with a pointed arch through them, three tiers tabbed between them, rows of tea lights in their red glasses standing in the tiers' slots, the card on the top tier. Assembly: push the tiers into one end, then the other; stand the rows of candles and the card in their slots; set the ends' feet in the base.

Stitching Pony

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Stitching pony: a miniature leatherworker's stitching pony for dioramas, book nooks and a leatherworker's shelf, a satchel clamped in its jaws with the maker's stamp (your initials) and a tag tied to its handle. The bench: two end frames and a stretcher under the seat. The crossbar stands in the seat at the front; the two jaws are lowered over it, their slots from below and its from above; the bag stands between the jaws on the crossbar. Assembly: slide the stretcher into the end frames and set the seat on them; stand the crossbar in the seat, lower the

Shoji Screen

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Shoji screen: a pair of miniature shoji that really slide, for dioramas, book nooks and a quiet shelf. Two panels, their lattice cut and the rice paper glued behind, ride on runner tabs in long grooves cut through a bottom track and a top track; the top track sits on two posts that stand in the bottom one. Assembly: glue the paper behind each lattice. Stand the posts in the bottom track and set the top track on their tabs. Lift each panel into the top groove and drop it into the bottom one: it slides.

Temple Bowl Bell

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Bowl bell: a miniature temple bowl bell (a singing bowl) on its stand, for dioramas, book nooks and a calm shelf. The bowl is rings glued up, flaring to its rim, on a cushion that lies on the stand's top; the stand is two legs with their arches. Assembly: stand the legs in the base, glue the cushioned top on them, glue the bowl's rings up on the cushion, the smallest first.

Pallet Bed

A miniature for book nooks and dioramas. Pallet bed: a miniature bed of two pallets for dioramas, book nooks and a dollhouse loft. Each pallet is real: three stringers with their forklift notches, a deck slatted with long gaps, the stringers' tabs in the deck; the upper pallet stands in the lower's deck; the mattress and a striped blanket are glued on top. Assembly: stand the lower stringers in the base and set the lower deck on their tabs; stand the upper stringers in the lower deck and set the upper deck on them; glue the mattress, then the blanket, on top.