It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything, mainly because I’ve been off learning new things. (Best part of the whole deal!)
And then I had to clean the machine…took a while to do it right .
Anyway…back to the post…I ran up this little lined makeup case using the Living Hinge tutorial that @Secret_Sauce posted for Fusion 360 a few weeks ago - it’s a great way to handle hinge calculations, so many thanks Jason! If you guys haven’t seen it yet go check it out, it’s linked in the Matrix… the Webinar series Part 4.
And because I don’t generally do a lot of things in color, I decided to dress this one up like a retro suitcase with a few travel stickers, just for fun.
Because who wouldn’t like to put luggage in their luggage?
Wow! Still continuing to amaze with these projects!!! New meaning to the term “Get a Grip” What are the actual dimensions? Is the leather actually stitched or are those faux stiches?
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Oh @jules, this is amazing! It’s so perfect I can’t get an idea of the scale—is it about the size of a lunch box? I just love this combination of wood and leather, and the travel stickers put it over the top. Well done!
Thanks gang! That one is smallish lunch box size, (8" x 5" x 3" deep). I did a smaller one by accident that would fit in your purse*, just haven’t assembled it yet.
*Well, it would fit in my purse, but then I could smuggle a small child in my purse.
I’ve got a supply of full sheet inkjet labels so I just printed them the sizes I wanted. (Lots of freebies available via internet.)
One thing…if you’re planning to use stickers, you’ll probably want to glue them down - the label adhesive doesn’t stick really well to the finish on the PG…they kept trying to peel up at the corners. (Didn’t want them on there permanently though, so it worked for my purposes.)
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What are the actual dimensions? Is the leather actually stitched or are those faux stiches?
