Stacked Shapes Progress Blog #2


 Here is the layout for my stacked shapes laser cut. I plan on cutting on white cast acrylic. I have an appointment booked for the afternoon Monday, after the due date for the blog post, so I only have the layout to show right now.




Here is the stand that I have 3D printed to hold the laser-cut slices. 


Thats all I have for now; thank you for checking out my blog.

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