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Wooden Tissue Box Holder
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Application scenario
Laser processing (15min)
Machine & module
xTool S1
20WMaterial used
Glue
1/8"(3mm) Basswood Plywood
485
1609
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Quick little project to cover up those tissue boxes. No longer do you have to search in vain for that perfectly decorated box of tissue. You can make this and stain it to match whatever room you need a box of tissue in. Hooray!!! Dimensions are 9" x 3.5" x 4.75".
Instruction
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Step1: Gather Materials
Gather up what you need for this project. It's pretty minimal, just the stock you are using and some glue.
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Step2: Cut Away
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If you haven't done so already, grab the file and open it in XCS. Put your stock in the laser and focus it, then map it. Arrange the pieces so they they fit in the mapped out area.
Check your laser settings. I used an S1 20W machine to cut this out, and your settings may need to be tweaked to cut through the stock you are using. When your ready, process the file, start it, then press the button!
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Step3: Assemble
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Carefully assemble the pieces. If you have any flashback, put those on the inside or the box, or wipe them down and lightly sand it. I used Starbond thick to hold it all together.
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Step4: You're done!
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That's it, you're done. Place it over a standard box of tissue.
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