@@ -242,12 +242,15 @@ There's quite a nice basic tutorial written by Fabian Morón Zirfas & University
After I ran a test it became clear that the slots I had for my design were not going to be big enough to give the structure any integrity and would only work as orientation markers. I tried getting the design sliced with bigger slots but the very narrow vertices cannot accommodate tabs or slots well, so I was unable to resolve the issues using this technique. So I opted for taping down the seams on the inside, using the slots as a guide.

**Cut test for slots (see size of glasses for reference)**
*Cut test for slots (see size of glasses for reference)*
**BRM Laser at WAAG**
This is the same laser I'm used to at work but an older model so some stuff is different. For example, I need to use much higher settings to cut this paper than I would at work (Speed 100/Power 20, compared to 16 or so).
*Cutting: step by step*:<br>

*untick all boxes and get less headache later...*
**Cutting: step by step**:<br>
1. Export design to Illustrator 2, and ***untick all the boxes***