Looks great. I may need a 3d printer 
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I’ll try it with CFP purebond! I have so many things going on. I’m going to have to start planning out my time better. lol
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How cool is that!
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It looks great! Perfect for a cookie jar no mouse would try to get in 
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Purebond is mdf-core too. Generally, if MDF gets wet it puffs up and is a mess. I’m not saying you shouldn’t try it, just beware that the water soak trick to soften the wood might not go super well.
I’ll be curious to see how it goes!
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You might notice that the photos I posted are Loews oak plywood, I went through many to pick few but soaked them overnight in hand sanitizer before trying to bend it. I also engraved 3+ layers deep so there was a lot of ability to give as you can see. Trying that with MDF would give you a pile of sawdust, but most all wood ~1/4" plywood is worth the try.
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Since it’s not a sharp angle, you could always veneer the curve. Maybe steam the veneer a bit first to facilitate the bending.
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Love it! Thank you so much for the file!
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Oooh, I love that you combined tools! Now I need a 3D printer! Probably shouldn’t say that loud enough for my hubby to hear. 
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I just got a 3d printer to go with my glowforge. I need to think up some fun mixed media projects like this.
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