# (Late) Advent Calendar

# Introduction

For this project, I needed to plywood sheet of 40x80 cm with 3.7 mm thickness (do not ask me why my vendor do 3.7mm plywood ...).

TODO: inspiration ??

## Structure

I started with the main structure.

![](/assets/images/laser_calendrier/001_converted.jpg)

I glued horizontal part first, used a good dictionary to get everything clamped correctly.

![](/assets/images/laser_calendrier/002_converted.jpg)

When my laser playground was too small to cut large pieces, I did some assembly.

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After the four structural parts are done, I glued them together.
We need to pay attention to squareness !

![](/assets/images/laser_calendrier/004_converted.jpg)

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## Drawers

While the structure is drying, I cutted the drawers part.
I saved some wood on the back side (not visible from the outside).

![](/assets/images/laser_calendrier/006_converted.jpg)

All drawers are identical, only the face has a different number.

![](/assets/images/laser_calendrier/007_converted.jpg)

## Insert the Drawers

With the first batch of drawers, test if they correctly fit in the structure.

![](/assets/images/laser_calendrier/011_converted.jpg)

Print all the faces in a same batch on the same wood, so the lines goes into the same direction.


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# Final Result

![](/assets/images/laser_calendrier/009_converted.jpg)