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[Laser cut and engrave] Bunny rabbit simple model — Project made with S1,M1,P2,D1 machine for Laser cut and engrave.

Bunny rabbit simple model

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bunnyrabbitkitcard

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Application scenario

Laser processing

Machine & module

xTool S1

20W, 10W, 40W

xTool M1

10W

xTool P2

55W

xTool D1

10W, 20W

Compatible xTool Machine

F2 Ultra UV

F2 Ultra（Single）

F2 Ultra

F1 Ultra

F1 Lite

P2S

M1 Ultra

D1 Pro 2.0

D1 Pro

Laserbox

Material used

3mm cardboard

1/8" plywood

3mm plywood

273

2676

Information

      Here's a simple bunny rabbit model, just in time for Easter.  Can be made from 3mm cardboard, or 3mm or 1/8" plywood if you want something more durable.  Files are included for both thicknesses.

(I have drawn a new, much improved set of six bunnies in six different poses that can be found here:
https://www.designfind.com/project/43501-a-herd-of-bunnies)

Instruction

Step1: cut out kit card

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Leave the parts attached to the kit card until you are ready to assemble.

Step2: Remove parts and trim

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As you remove each part, make sure to trim flush and clean up any little tabs left behind from where it was attached to the card. It is far easier to do this at this stage, while you can hold the parts flat on your cutting mat.

Step3: Gluing

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Use a sparing amount of white glue to keep the parts together. You really don't need very much, and it will keep your project much neater if you don't have big blobs of glue everywhere.

Step4: Back legs

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The back legs and hip are joined to the body. Make sure that the notches are fully seated all the way to the bottom. There should be no gaps left.

Step5: Front legs and ears

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Assemble the remaining parts with a small bit of glue. Once again, make sure that they are fully seated into their notches. Let the glue dry with the rabbit sitting flat on its feet to ensure the feet are properly aligned.

Hoppy Easter, Little Bunny!

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