For a fun and stylish addition to your summer parties, why not give a wooden wine case for beer a try? It not only a convenient storage solution but also adds a touch of decoration to your gatherings.
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Setting 1
Process Method
Laser Cut
Process Material
3mm Basswood Plywood
Power(%) or Cut Pressure(g)
100
Pass
1
Speed(mm/s)
5
Setting 2
Process Method
Bitmap Laser Engrave
Power(%) or Cut Pressure(g)
10
Pass
1
Speed(mm/s)
100
Start by importing the wine case design file into XCS software. The file contains 6 canvases, including front and back side drawings, side drawings, handle and bottom plate drawings, and an engraving drawing.
Next, position the basswood correctly and click on auto-measure. Adjust the settings as necessary and then click on framing to determine the cutting range. Once this is done, you can start cutting.
Step 2
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Cut and engrave all the pieces.
Step 3
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Assemble all sides of the boards.
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Assemble the handle, and your work is completed.
After the assembly is completed, it is best to use woodworking glue to strengthen the joints.
Start by importing the wine case design file into XCS software. The file contains 6 canvases, including front and back side drawings, side drawings, handle and bottom plate drawings, and an engraving drawing.
Next, position the basswood correctly and click on auto-measure. Adjust the settings as necessary and then click on framing to determine the cutting range. Once this is done, you can start cutting.
Cut and engrave all the pieces.
Assemble all sides of the boards.
Assemble the handle, and your work is completed.
After the assembly is completed, it is best to use woodworking glue to strengthen the joints.