Making DIY kits with a laser cutter

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Hello all,

I just finished making a miniature bookend (TGB02 Sunshine Town) and I fell in love with the process! It was really fun. I work for a makerspace, and we have access to a laser cutter. I realize most of the parts in the kit are laser cut 1/8 inch plywood, and I was wondering if anyone knew what the process was like for making your own from scratch? If there were any templates, or guides. I have AutoCAD and Adobe suite, I just think the process would involve a lot of fine tuning and measurements which has me worried.

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