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kitchen conversion
Instruction
Information
This is a super helpful magnet that you can use in your kitchen to help you make quick conversions.
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Instruction
Step1: Design 1
To create a rounded rectangle, adjust it to your desired size and then add a negative outline to create a sense of depth. Remember to set the outer outline for cutting and the inner outline for scoring. Finally, add lines to mark the areas for conversions.
Step2: Design 2
Next, I filled in the information for the conversions. This process takes a while and involves a lot of math to find the conversions. Then, I added the title for the conversion chart.
Step3: Material
For this, I used basswood, but you can use any material you want; acrylic would also look good.
Step4: Laser time
This should be a relatively easy cut. Just make sure to set all the parameters for your laser engraving and always remember to wear your laser safety glasses.
Step5: You're Done
Now all you need to do is attach the magnets to the back, and you're done.
