Saving just makes cents.
CUT
Import the included files and cut all the pieces from their respective materials. This file contains vector cuts, vector markings, and raster data.
Assemble
First you will want to start fom the center stack. The center stack is the cut with the curly piggy tail.
Now you can take the simlar cut piece (without tail) and stack two of them directly on top glueing one on top of the other.
*Remeber that using wood glue and clamps with ensure a tight strong bond.
Then you can glue the one side of the piggies silhouette with mounting holes on top of the two plain stacks.
After the first side silhouette is glued and set you can glue the top detailed silhouette on top of the one with the bracket and holes. The center cut out on this side was done in acrylic to be able to see all the money you have saved in your piggy bank.
At this point you can flip the stacked and glued parts over and repeat the steps for this side.
This particular project has two differnt sides. If you don't like one side feel free to make both sides the same with a simple adjustment of the file.
At this point both sides are glued and stacked, so now we will use the hardware to close the piggy bank on both sides. (the file is designed to used 5mm screws) Also seen in Next Slide..
Finally, fill your piggy up with all the coins!
Difficulty: ★☆☆
Minimum Requirements: 40W
Raw Materials: 1/4" Material, Hardware, Glue
Optional: Paint / Stain, Clamps
Estimated Laser Time: 50 Min (90W)