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[Laser cut and engrave] Laser Cut Wooden Cassette Tape Birthday Card Holder — Project made with xTool M1 Ultra machine for Valentine's Day.

🎶 Wooden Cassette Remix – Music You Can Touch

Remix

Instruction

Cassette_CC0

.xcs

Application scenario

Laser processing (15min)

Machine & module

xTool M1 Ultra

20W

Compatibles · 13

Material used

1/8"(3mm) Basswood Plywood

1/8"(3mm) Walnut Plywood

Information

      Some songs stay with us.
They remind us of people, late nights, first dances, long drives, or quiet moments we never really forgot. This project was created to give those memories a physical form — something you can touch, hold, and keep.

The wooden cassette brings back the feeling of mixtapes and handwritten labels, when music was shared with intention. In this remix, the classic design is enriched with warm walnut accents, adding contrast, depth, and a subtle elegance. Light wood and dark walnut come together like melody and rhythm — different, but made to belong together.

Instead of a simple decoration, this cassette becomes a small keepsake: a song, an album, or a playlist engraved into wood using a Spotify Code. No screens, no menus — just a quiet moment, a scan, and the music starts playing.

It’s not just about how it looks.
It’s about what it brings back.

This remix is based on

Laser Cut Wooden Cassette Tape Christmas Ornament with Customisable QR Code

Ash Amadian

Instruction

Step1: Choose your song, album, or playlist 🎧

Decide what you want to link:

a single song
an album
or a playlist

Tip: Songs with emotional meaning work especially well for gifts.

Step2: Create your Spotify Code

Open the Spotify app on your phone or desktop or use this desktop link:
Spotify Codes
Go to the song, album, or playlist
Click the three dots (⋯)
Select “Share” → “Spotify Code”
A scannable Spotify Code will appear
Take a screenshot or export the image

This code is unique and works like a musical fingerprint.

Step3: Prepare the code for laser engraving

Import the Spotify Code image into your vector or laser software
Convert it to black & white (SVG files or converting it to svg using the trace function works best)
Scale it to fit the cassette window