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Introduction
Basic Information
Instruction
Step1: Import the design into XCS
Step2: Cut all the components
Step3: Assemble the box body
Step4: Assemble the cover of the jewelry box
Step5: Assemble the decorative parts
Step6: Put all sides together to complete your work
Step7: Final look
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Storage Box
This box can be used to store many of your tools and gadgets. Make one for yourself or your loved ones as a gift!
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Basic Information
SoftwarexTool Creative Space
MachineD1 Pro
Material UsedBasswood
Material InfoBasswood *3
Step1: Import the design into XCS
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Setting 1
Process MethodLaser Cut
Process MaterialWood
Power(%) or Cut Pressure(g)100
Pass1
Speed(mm/s)7
Start by importing the design file into XCS software. The file consists of 2 canvases.
Place the basswood correctly, adjust the settings as needed, and click process to frame the cutting range. Once finished, proceed to the cutting process.
 
Step2: Cut all the components
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Now it's time to cut all the components needed for the jewelry box.
Step3: Assemble the box body
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Next, follow the picture to assemble the box body.
Step4: Assemble the cover of the jewelry box
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Assemble the top cover of the jewelry box as shown in the picture

Step5: Assemble the decorative parts
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Put together all the decorative parts of the jewelry box.
Step6: Put all sides together to complete your work
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Finally, assemble the box cover and body together. Congratulations! Your work is complete.
Step7: Final look
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After the assembly is completed, it is best to use woodworking glue to strengthen the joints
Design Files
Storage box.xcs
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Middle needs sanding after to fit and hinges don't match. I removed the hinges and made a open type box instead of flip up. Some mods but great look.
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bello
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Its a lovely idea, but the joints need a tollerance so they can fit
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Can someone fix this please? I tried but failed as i'm a beginner. Certainly a beautiful project too bad their are issues with it.
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Hi there, we'd like to help you out, could you please tell us more details?
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i love it
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can't wait to see your creations!
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Warning for future users who try to download this, some of the elements are out of alignment and will cut wrong. Look closely at the hinge pieces and how the hole is on the edge, and the cross is off center in one of the circles: https://i.imgur.com/40CIn8K.png I didn't have good luck putting this together, tried to print with X-tool brand 3mm basswood but the slots were too small for the wooden tabs. Other users in the comments have noted that the cutouts look to be 2.6mm when you open them in Creative Space. TL;DR - this is not for beginners and will require some repair and settings tweaks to assemble correctly.
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Thank you very much for your reminder! We will be checking in the next few days and if there are any problems with the design files we will re-upload them.
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When I looked closely at the design the cut-outs appear to be 2.6mm. So be carful with the thickness of the wood you use 😒
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Actually this might be an issue with Creative Space, if I export the project to an SVG and load it up in inscape the measurements look right, and 3.6mm wide bock becomes 2.6mm in Creative space. Tried it with a DXF too, very odd.
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Very nice project! Just so you know, Some of the features on the "inner lid"? have moved, like the holes in the hinges, the plus cutout and the cutouts next to the hinges.
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Beautiful box! What is the thickness of the basswood?
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it's 3mm basswood
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This looks amazing! There are a lot of parts and pieces, though - are you planning to upload assembly instructions in the future? It would be very helpful!
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Thanks for the advice, I've added some photos of the assembling process, hope you find them helpful!
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nice job thanks for sharing
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you betcha!
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its also showing different parts then on the file.
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There are 3 canvases in this file.
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are there directions on how to put this together?
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Hey pal, sorry currently there's no directions...
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