Laser Cut Box Designer

Width (mm)

Height (mm)

Depth (mm)

Material Thickness (mm)

Kerf Width (mm)

Target Tab Width (mm)

Corner Radius (mm)

Style

Add Dividers

Add Handle Cutouts

Material Required -

Number of Tabs -

Actual Tab Width -

Cut Length -

Kerf Compensation: Start with 0.1mm and adjust based on test cuts. Too much kerf = loose joints, too little = tight joints.
Material Thickness: Measure your actual material thickness with calipers for best fit.
Tab Width: Aim for 3-5 tabs per side minimum. Narrower tabs = more tabs = stronger joint.
Test First: Cut a small test piece with two interlocking panels to verify fit before cutting the full box.
Wood vs Acrylic: Wood is more forgiving. Acrylic needs precise kerf compensation to avoid cracking.