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Here is a sign I made to put next to my X-Carve. I never thought that there would be so much interest in these little signs but just about everyone that has seen it wants one of their own.
These are made from 1/8”acrylic cut to 6”x4” and the base is two pieces of ¼” birch plywood.
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what's the design for the base? can you make it public?
The base is just two pieces of 1/4 inch birch plywood where the bottom piece has a track cut for the LEDs and the top has a slot cut for the acrylic. I then glue the two together.
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what's the design for the base? can you make it public?
Stuart G · December 22, 2018
The base is just two pieces of 1/4 inch birch plywood where the bottom piece has a track cut for the LEDs and the top has a slot cut for the acrylic. I then glue the two together.
Jeff Holmes · December 23, 2018