Beyond amazing and incredibly impressive given the delicate nature of the project. You are a true artist! Do you sell any of your files, by chance?
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I don’t currently sell or otherwise provide patterns of most of my designs. I do have a half dozen or so available for free download. Look at the Origamic Architecture tag on my site:
https://evermorestud.io/category/origamic-architecture/
(Download links will generally be in grey boxes towards the end of a post.)
… or, in the Free Laser Designs section here.
There are also a couple at:
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Very impressive! That is some clean work.
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That is simply amazing work. Beautiful artistry.
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Fantastic work! Thank you for sharing, so many great tips and tools!
What is the the semi-tacky board you used as a base to help hold it down?
My issue has been the blower getting all the bits in the way is how far I got with this last try I had with cutting card stock that you handle well here
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Ah, yes! Critical to know the magic names of things.
That is a Seklema mat:
You can make a passable, less-expensive alternative for some uses with a piece of MDF or similar and a temporary spray adhesive. When I do that, I typically use the spray adhesive for holding down t-shirts while screen printing.
You can find a lot more info by searching on “seklema” here (both about Seklema mats and the alternatives).
Some folks have even built their own vacuum tables to hold down paper and other lightweight materials.
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