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Cardstock Boxes
Cardstock Boxes are commonly used for fun apparance shapes and still perform a specific funtion. These boxes have thickness that ranges from 0.010 inch to 1/16 inch solid paperboard. The cardstock thickness is not greatly important, but needs to be thin enough to be appropriate for the size and strength of the box. Most boxes are a simple four-fold and then tape closed. We would like to provide to fun samples that are also functional. Instructions: Use the main outline color for cutting through the cardstock. The secondary color is for bending the box to the proper shape. Use the secondary color for either scoring the material or set function to "Holes" for making a perforation line.
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Happy Meal Box #2 |
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String Tie Box 2 |
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Simple Shipping box |
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Candy Box |
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Corrugated Boxes
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Corrugated Cardboard Boxes are commonly used for shipping and general storage. These boxes have thickness that ranges from 1/16 inch to 5/16 inch. The wall thickness needs to be known so that the fold and inteferances can be designed into the cut plan. Most boxes are a simple four-fold and then tape closed. We would like to provide to fun samples that are also functional. Instructions: Use the main outline color for cutting through the cardstock. The secondary color is for bending the box to the proper shape. Use the secondary color for either scoring the material (at siginificantly lower power) or set function to "Holes" for making a perforation line.
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Wood
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Description of Wood category
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Wooden Project - Title |
Glass
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Description of Glass category
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Glass Project - Title |
Fabric
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Description of Fabric category
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Fabric Project - Title |
Rock
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Description of Rock category
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Rock Project - Title |
Plastic
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Description of Plastic category
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Plastic Project - Title |
Fonts
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What about FONTS for my laser software?
Ther LaserCut 5.x software uses whatever fonts are included in your computer system. If you want more fonts, then simply add more fonts to the Windows font directory. You can purchase any specialty fonts that you may want. There are MANY fonts that get installed with Corel and also with MS Office. Many people throughout the Internet have created fonts and make those fonts free and available for download. Please check out our listings of common fonts and preferred web sites for downloading fonts.
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