the living hinge design looks brilliant there. i’ll be looking at trying that and curious to see how adhesive prints on top work with the hinge.
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I just got the patent completely confirmed and the patent number issued on my roleplayed a month or so ago. Gonna work on mold casting and get them ready for sale in the spring (hopefully). The flood last year really set me back.
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Could have been worse… could have been a Bear spider!! (Run away!!) Ha!
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For scoring and folding thinner cardboard/chipboard, you could make your own scoring board like the Scor-Pal (below), by engraving grooves into some acrylic.
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I’ve got the Martha Stewart version of that - works a treat. The idea of doing some wider grooves to let you score chip is freaking brilliant! 
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They were lucky it was not a Gazebo or a Davenport!!
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A friend had a housewarming party. He attached an arrow to the hot tub gazebo and did a CSI-style outline of a dead fighter on the grass next to it with a bow and scattered arrows.
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No Gazebo yet, but the Owlbear brought some friends when the Map got bigger!
Here are the pieces seperated.
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Thats awesome!
Looks like a winner!
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I hear they keep Grues as pets.
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As the primary predator of owlbears, it’s only natural one showed up.
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First project share today:
Material: Chipboard
Thickness: 0.0625" (1/16")
Geometry: simple regular geometry spaced apart.
400s@80p(2x)
Cuts clean and some fall right out others you need to “tap” out which is a good sign in my mind that its not “over-burning too deep”
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I just tested a design on chipboard I bought at Michael’s. I’ve only had my machine a couple of weeks and still testing the waters. The chipboard is 2mm (0.08 inches equivalent). I tried the lesser settings everyone posted but found that 225 speed / full power 1 pass gave me the best cuts.
There is, however, a lot of char so now need to figure THAT out.
Crag maw cave!!!
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