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The Wooden Bobcat Toy

The Wooden Bobcat Toy
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I was going through Instuctables and saw some amazing stuff.  I just wanted to do something that was just as amazing.  Hopefully I have a file you can use.  I used my Epilog laser engraver (Epilog Mini 12x24 45 watt).  This project took 12 hours to design, 60 minutes to cut out, and 30 minutes to glue together. This project is geared towards someone with access to a laser engraver or CNC machine.


Supplies:

1) 2 sheets of 12x24x1/8" of press board
2) 1/4" wood dowel 18"

Tools:

1) Super Glue
2) Razor Knife
3) Laser Engraver (ideal)
4) Corel Draw x4 (ideal)

also check out the MPG file video
 
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Step 1Drawing Plans

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Pick or print out the file you prefer to use.

Cut out the pieces by whichever means available to you (laser engraver or CNC is ideal). 

 

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24 comments
Apr 2, 2012. 12:17 PMchristyoates says:
Very nice!
Dec 29, 2011. 10:31 PMvlooiw says:
This was just great to do!!!! Thank you very much.(Woodraulic loader) If you have similar projects available, i would just love to buy this from you. I am new to laser cutting, and surely have a lot to learn still!
Sep 16, 2011. 5:33 AMWaleed Waheed says:
This is very good work, All dear , would you please if you have more CDR or DXF file for 3D puzzles Animals, Vehicles and Aircraft please send them on waleed_waheed@yahoo.com
Thanks
Jan 1, 2011. 9:04 AMRe-design says:
First class job on project and the instructable.
Jan 27, 2011. 7:26 PMinventor100 says:
That car looks awsome!!!
Jan 25, 2011. 1:28 AMtechdeck12 says:
i also think its outstandingly brilliant thanx
Jan 25, 2011. 1:27 AMtechdeck12 says:
i forgot my other account soooooooo
Jan 6, 2011. 7:41 PMjpdoege says:
Any chance for AutoCAD2000 DXF? Looks like fun to build
Jan 7, 2011. 6:54 PMjpdoege says:
What version if AutoCAD are the DWG and or DXF created in. I have 2005 and can not open the above files that are posted.
Thanks for the help.
Jan 6, 2011. 5:54 PMkcls says:
You have a laser cutter? Lucky! Great job, it really does look like it's from a kit I would buy from a store... probably fits together better too!
Jan 3, 2011. 12:39 PMthepelton says:
Neat! Got a copy. I was thinking however that I might make a variation on this that I could show at the local SF&RPG convention. Cosine.
Jan 4, 2011. 5:24 PMthepelton says:
http://www.firstfridayfandom.org/cosine/
January 21-23
details at the link in the first line
Jan 4, 2011. 5:20 PMthepelton says:
Cosine 2011 in Colorado Springs.
Jan 2, 2011. 7:00 PMRobotics_Geek says:
You may have covered this in the text but I was wondering where I could have some wood like this cut to make some FIFO Food shelves and how much it would cost. A FIFO storage (See Attched Pic) is a container for storing can goods where the oldest cans are used first and the newest cans are placed on top and roll to the back and are used later. I want to build about 15 to 20 of these.
Jan 3, 2011. 12:43 PMthepelton says:
I had been using 1/8 inch (3mm) Baltic Birch Plywood for similar projects. It's available from Woodcraft.com, or from a local lumberyard. I can get it here in Colorado Springs in a five by five (152cm square) sheet.
Dec 31, 2010. 1:31 AMTape-structable says:
Beautiful. Looks like a build kit or something. Theres just something about a laser cut project thats so interesting for me.

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