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An apple for the teachers
Instruction
An apple for the teacher
.xcs
Application scenario
Laser (25min)
Machine & module
xTool P2
55WCompatibles · 14
Material used
Cherrywood Plywood
244
2553
Instruction
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Step1: Placement
Place the design onto your material using the camera feature on the programme. Once happy ensure that the sizing is correct you for. I have used 4mm thick material so please be aware of this when using a different thickness of material. Check that it will work. Otherwise you will need to find a way to adapt the slot cutouts. I'm sure 3mm would work fine with this design.
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Step2: Weeding
Preview
If the cutout parts don't naturally fall out use a weeding tool to carefully remove them. Remember that the design is fragile!
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Step3
Preview
Preview
Carefully slot the top to the bottom until it is in line and able to stand independently.
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