1/10 scale, designed on Inkscape. Joints are tight so no glue was used in the assembly 
Picnic Table Cut.zip (2.2 KB)
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Nice design!
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Lovely! It took me a min to figure out where the little t pins went.
I’m a little slow sometimes.
Great job!
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That turned out great!
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Nice piece. There is a huge miniature group here
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Love it! I’ve seen squirrels dining at tables like this…
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Very nice!
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Very cool! Everytime I see tiny picnic tables, I cannot help but think of my friend Angela, who spent her entire lockdown and beyond, making increasingly intricate meals for a chipmunk:
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Love it! 
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Lilliput gets all the good stuff. 
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It is delightful! Great when you don’t need glue!
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This is so cute, I could only see it as normal size in one of the pics!
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Wow this is everything! The most wholesome lockdown hobby ever!
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do you have this available for download on Esty? I want to make a few for the squirls around my area. haha
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OMG, the sun is shining; now I want to go outside for a picnic! I’m going to go make a sammich…
This is such great work. The size didn’t sink in until the last photo with the ruler. Very clean design.
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That’s pretty awesome! Anyone have a great tutorial on how to create items with joints?
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Hi!
Thank you for your interest. I am happy to share the design. As such I have moved this thread to “Free laser Designs” and attached the SVG cut file.
I used medium draft board, and I believe it should work well for medium plywood also. If you do want to use the file for cutting plywood, I would suggest that you cut a few smaller pieces first and check the fitting of the joints, then make adjustments as necessary.
Enjoy!
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That is absolutely adorable! I just love miniatures like this. I can’t wait to create one. Thank you!
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Very neat, thanks for showing us. I just love this kind of project.
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