Finger-jointed box

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Impostazioni

Unità

Size

Width

Outer width

Depth

Outer depth

Height

Outer height

Lid

Closed box with a lid

Material

Spessore del materiale

Sheet thickness

Kerf

Beam width, compensated on every cut

Anteprima 3D

Generazione del modello

Palette di ispirazione

Codice

Foto

Informazioni su questo design

Taglio laser e Stampa 3D

Finger-jointed box with a lid.

Scatole

boxes storage

Uso personaleUso commerciale

Che cosa significa?

Come realizzarlo

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3Metti Mi piace al design e aggiungi qui sotto una foto di quello che hai realizzato.

Domande

Sì. È gratuito da scaricare e da usare secondo la sua licenza.

Sì. Cambia le impostazioni in questa pagina e l'anteprima si aggiorna mentre lavori. Quando ti convince, scarica il file.

Un SVG per il software del tuo laser. Puoi anche aprirlo nell'Editor di design, oppure scaricare STL e 3MF allo spessore del materiale per stampare i pezzi.

La dimensione segue le impostazioni di questa pagina, e il riquadro delle misure sotto l'anteprima mostra il risultato.

Imposta lo spessore del materiale uguale a quello del foglio che tagli. Linguette e fessure si adeguano.

Sì. La licenza copre l'uso personale e commerciale dei pezzi che realizzi.

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