Acrylic Penbox
Cut with a Laser
First graders will love this colorful pen holder. We have worked with acrylic remnants in different colors. But also in alder or poplar plywood, this useful organizer will look good on any desk.
Preparation
Required material
- 3 mm acrylic (a perfect way for using material leftovers)
Trotec laser used
- Speedy 300
- 60 watts
- 2.5 inch lens
Tips
- Use a cutting table. This will prevent beam reflections on the back side of the material
- Use a 2.5" lens

Step by step

Step 1: Cut the acrylic with the laser
First of all we have to download the template and send it to the laser. There's no need to modify it in your graphics software, unless of course you want to customise our design. Otherwise, simply start cutting immediately.
The laser cutting machine parameters depend on your laser cutter and the power you have available.
Recommended cutting parameters:
Power: 100 %, speed 0.8 %, frequency 8500 Hz, Air Assist on

Step 2: Assemble the penbox
Once all the parts have been cut, all that's left to do is assemble your penbox. Just follow these simple assembly instructions and you're done!