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Bee Model
Easy little model to burn and put together. I downloaded this from the creator who offers it as a free file. I made adjustments to all of the joints because the were irregular and a sloppy fit. I made them for 3mm basswood that I get from Amazon, that is actually just smaller than 3mm.
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Basic Information
SoftwareLightburn
MachineD1
Laser Module Output Power10W
Material UsedWood
Material InfoAmazon 3mm basswood.
Making Time(mins)60
Settings
Setting 1
Process MethodLaser Cut
Process MaterialWood
Power(%) or Cut Pressure(g)100
Pass2
Speed(mm/s)5
Design Files
Bee1.svg
Bee2.ai
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Thank you for this project! That bee looks lifelike I will certainly try to make my own, one day haha
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Bee-autiful! Thanks for sharing. I cut this on an S1 by moving some of the pieces on the top and rotating them to the right side in Xtool Creative Space. That let me cut all the files from a 12x12 with lots of room to spare.
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The Caliper I have measures 2.8mm to 2.82mm wood thickness. I wish this wasp stayed together without glue since this is an impressive 3D cut. The wings are the best part of the design. I will be updating this file to account for the kerf of the D1 Pro.
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Awesome, thank you.
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good job making this .. respect
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how many layers do you have to cut out and glue together
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esta excelente
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How can I get this file on my laser cutter
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Drag and drop directly from the folder you have it saved in
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Cool project, thanks for sharing it, are the files you included your improved version? if that is the case, just FYI, there is a small wing missing in the SVG. I definitely will make one for myself.
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Wow! this project looks so cool. Keep having fun
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WOW COOL
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Great job on putting this model together! It's always satisfying to create something with your own hands. Thanks for sharing your experience~
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