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Wooden Tic-Tac-Toe | Cross and Circle
Instruction
Information
Enjoy some quick rounds of Tic-Tac-Toe.
Instruction
Step1: XCS file
Open the “.xcs” file in xTool Creative Space. There is only one workspace included with all four pieces.
Step2: Laser cut
Place your material in your device and adjust your cutting settings based on the material and device used.
For my 20W M1 Ultra in combination with 4mm poplar plywood, I used a power setting of 85 and a speed of 5 for cutting.
I added an additional scoring line to make placement of the inlay more easily.
Material
- 4mm Poplar plywood [Hornbach.de, Amazon.de*]
Step3: Glue together
All pieces can be easily glued together. To do so, make sure to apply some glue to the border as well as the overlapping parts.
Material
- Wood glue [Hornbach.de, Amazon.de*]
Step4: Paint
It's time to be creative - painting each piece individually or in a single-color only.
I used waterproof pencils doing so which yielded best results.
Material
- Waterproof pencils [Amazon.de*]
Step5: Let's play
Now it's time to play and enjoy!
I hope you liked the project. :)
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