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Named Christmas Puzzle
Remix
Instruction
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My son requested a red puzzle from Santa this year. His favorite color is red and he loves hearts, so this was our solution.
The engravings are deep with a speed of 50 and power level of 70.
The cuts were the default M1 3mm basswood cut settings.
This was a combination of my design and a puzzle file from Mr. Richard found here: https://projects.xtool.com/howtos/1737
Credit to Mr. Richard's profile: https://projects.xtool.com/profile/6309
Mr. Richard, you do great work sir. Thank you for sharing and inspiring us all.
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Instruction
Step1: Spray paint the wood and let dry
Spray paint the wood and let dry
Step2: Place wood in the M1 and align the project on the board
Place wood in the M1 and align the project on the board
Step3: Cut. I used the Air assist on full power for the hearts and "L", and forgot to turn it on for the "ucas" so you can see the difference in color.
Cut. I used the Air assist on full power for the hearts and "L", and forgot to turn it on for the "ucas" so you can see the difference in color.
Step4: Glue the border and backing together and assemble the puzzle.
My son requested a red puzzle from Santa this year. His favorite color is red and he loves hearts, so this was our solution.
The engravings are deep with a speed of 50 and power level of 70.
The cuts were the default M1 3mm basswood cut settings.
This was a combination of my design and a puzzle file from Mr. Richard found here: https://projects.xtool.com/howtos/1737
Credit to Mr. Richard's profile: https://projects.xtool.com/profile/6309
Mr. Richard, you do great work sir. Thank you for sharing and inspiring us all.