Make Magazine Holder
by jdanforth, published
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I like the look of Make magazine (http://makezine.com/) on my bookshelves but I wanted something to store them in that was similar to the holders I use for other magazines. Make's (and Craft's) unique form factor require a custom solution.
The images show the Make Magazine logo and cover art for each year. I'm assuming that I can't include the cover images in the files here but I downloaded them from Make's own website if you want to make them exactly like mine (http://makezine.com/covers/)
Each file is designed for a loose fit for gluing and has been sized to contain four issues (one year).
The images show the Make Magazine logo and cover art for each year. I'm assuming that I can't include the cover images in the files here but I downloaded them from Make's own website if you want to make them exactly like mine (http://makezine.com/covers/)
Each file is designed for a loose fit for gluing and has been sized to contain four issues (one year).
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view allSure, no problem. I added SVG and DWG files but I haven't tested those files. Buyer beware on those...
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Make Magazine Holder by jdanforth is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial license.
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I whipped these up in Corel Draw X4 and then cut them on the Epilog Helix 45w lazzzzor at TechShop RDU. I used 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood and then sanded the whole shebang to 400 grit. I finished the pieces with General Finishes Seal-a-Cell.
The raster and vector settings are in the files.
I added DWG and SVG files but I have not cut from these. No promises...
The raster and vector settings are in the files.
I added DWG and SVG files but I have not cut from these. No promises...
Make Magazine Holder by jdanforth is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial license.
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jdanforth
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Jan 26, 2010
said:
Sure, no problem. I added SVG and DWG files but I haven't tested those files. Buyer beware on those...
Anonymous
on
Jan 26, 2010
said:
Great work!!!!
Any chance of DXF or DWG versions of your CDR files.... I don't have a suitable converter, and my laser cutting vendor can't use CDR files..... :(
Thanks!
jdanforth
on
Jan 11, 2010
said:
It just occurred to me that I should etch the QR code into these so that people can find their way back here if they find these in meatspace.

Rippa! Thanks heaps!
I'll let you know how I fare. 8-)