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28mm Czech Hedgehogs (40)
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Graphic file for preset laser cutting 40x 28-32mm Czech Hedgehog anti-vehicle obstacles, typically using 3mm MDF, thin ply or acrylic materials.
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A set of 40 Czech Hedgehogs cut to be from MDF. Nice old-school obstacles to hinder those enemy advances. Can be combined with my other round or rectangular basing patterns. Published with a minimum 0.5″ safety margin around the edge of the frame.
Formatted for cutting at 300 DPI on 3mm MDF, thin ply or acrylic using 12″ x 9″ (Arch A sheet size). Four of these will easily fit on a 24″ x 18″ (Arch C sheet size) that I use on an Epilog Helix. I have provided the PDF, AI and the SVG file that I converted online at https://cloudconvert.com/vsd-to-svg.
This file is provided FREE for personal hobby use and shared “as is” and was originally published on Thingiverse under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/, which has not changed. “As is” means that I am not obligated to redesign this product or make any formatting changes by request, unless…
a) I produced something that has a blatant error within it,
b) I have the free time,
c) You ask nicely, and/or,
d) We come to some sort of mutually beneficial agreement. Commissions might also be considered.
Don @ Yellow Sign Studio
Yellow Sign Studio
I design and produce laser cut patterns, related to gaming and other hobbies – for storage, as accessories and useful game-play aides. The designs provided are original to me but may be derivative of many other patterns found within the laser cut community. Face it, a box with dovetail grooved corners is pretty generic. I design my products for my own use and the trickle down is other hobbyists can use them too!
Many of the older patterns posted here were originally posted on Thingiverse, but I have lost confidence in their ability to manage the IP of individual designers and have removed most of my patterns from that site. All patterns are offered “as is” and are subject to change, deletion or updates. My prior designs were originally published as freebies on Thingiverse and many will continue to be so here but I’d like to sell advanced and redesigned versions of them at very affordable pricing (a buck or two a pattern and maybe a bit more for more complex sets) then funnel the proceeds to a gaming related charity. All or most of my designs were or are published under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ which means you cannot resell these digital patterns or derived physical products in a commercial venue or online without my approval or a license agreement. Contact me and we can negotiate.
I am willing to entertain requests for mods, updates and commissions with the understanding that it is done on a time available basis, as I am a caregiver for two developmentally disabled kids when not working full time, and then some.
I am also willing to contribute 3D prints and laser cuts, on a resource available basis (time is also a resource), for promotions put on by by fellow hobbyists for their campaigns to publicly promote our mutual hobby interests.
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Bruce Buchner –
Excellent file. It cut perfectly in 3mm MDF on my Chinese K40 laser. A drop of wood glue on the two halves and assembled them. I have two painting recommendations. The first is to spray paint the MDF with a dark red brown or rust before you cut them. With the black cut sides they would look pretty good. I didn’t think of that till after I had assembled them so I dropped them into an old piece of pegboard to hold them down while I sprayed them with a spray can. Then I flipped them 180 degrees to paint the other side.