Owl Pen Holder

Place the material flat on the Thunder Bolt laser bed and make sure the surface is clean, dry, and stable.

Check the sheet for warping or movement before processing. Leave enough usable space around the layout for all of the owl's decorative panels, side pieces, base, and other structural components.

Import the Owl Pen Holder design into LaserMaker and arrange the artwork within the available material area.

Check that the owl's decorative lines are assigned to the scoring layer and that the outer contours, slots, panels, and structural pieces are assigned to the cutting layer. Review the layout carefully so all components remain complete and correctly positioned.

Set the laser focus on the top surface of the material before starting the scoring and cutting process.

You can use the Thunder Bolt autofocus function for a quick setup or check the focal position manually. Make sure the material remains flat after focusing so the working distance stays consistent across all parts of the design.

Run the Frame function to preview the complete working area and confirm that every part of the Owl Pen Holder design stays within the material.

Once the layout is correct, start the job and process the scoring details and cutting outlines. Keep the material in the same position and monitor the machine until all parts are complete.

Remove all finished parts and arrange them in their assembly order. Dry-fit the decorative owl pieces first so you can confirm their orientation and placement before applying glue.

Apply a small amount of glue to the decorative components and attach them to the corresponding panels. Press the pieces into position and remove any excess glue before it dries.

Assemble the main panels, sides, and base by aligning the matching slots and joints. Check that the structure sits straight and securely, then allow the glued sections to set before using the finished pen holder.