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I found some chunks of wood that were almost the perfect size for a business card holder. It's almost Father's Day, so that is what they became! **...
You will need: 1. a block of wood--the ones I found were 4"x4" square. If you can't find this specifically, then a larger piece cut to size would wor...
1. draw approximate cut lines with pencil 2. cut along lines with bandsaw 3. look at the included image (3rd image) with side profiles. Either profile...
1. Measure the dimensions of the front face and write these down. For my holder, the dimensions were 2in tall and 2.5 wide. 2. acquire or approximate ...
1. Measure your material (the clear acrylic) for the laser cutter. Cut the piece down to size if it doesn't fit in the machine ---in my case, the mate...
***Without going into to much detail about basic laser cutter operation (which can be found in much more detail here), this step is meant to emphasize...
For this part of the project, you will need: -the damp towel we talked about earlier -a dry paper towel (you can kill two birds with one stone by damp...
This step is a little imprecise but because my original attempt to laser the logo directly onto the wood failed (I think the wood is douglas fir, whic...
Congratulations! You are finished! Now fill it with business cards and impress your colleagues!
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