Laser Cut Box GeneratorFinger-jointed flat-pack box panels
No problem — there's likely a public-library makerspace near you with a laser cutter. Many let you use the machines free with a library card; you just pay for materials.
Finger-jointed flat-pack box panels — exports laser-ready SVG packed for efficient material use. No signup.
Designer Bee's free laser-cut box generator produces finger-jointed flat-pack panels you can assemble without glue. Set length, width, and height; pick a material thickness; tune the finger width; toggle the lid on or off. Export a single SVG with all panels packed for efficient material use, cut lines in red, ready for LightBurn, xTool Creative Space, Glowforge, LaserGRBL, or any laser software — entirely in your browser, no signup.
A single flat SVG with all six panels (or five if no lid) packed for efficient material use. Cut lines are red strokes by default; finger joints are sized to your chosen material thickness so panels self-align without glue. Open in LightBurn, xTool Creative Space, LaserGRBL, or Glowforge — most laser software treats different colors as different operations.
3mm plywood or MDF is the sweet spot for a sturdy, friction-fit box on most diode and CO2 lasers. The finger-joint geometry is computed from the thickness slider, so set it to the actual measured thickness of your sheet (often 2.7mm for nominal 3mm ply) — accuracy matters more than the round number.
Friction alone holds the box together for assembly and dry-fitting. For permanent use, dab wood glue along the inside of each finger joint before the final tap-together. The kerf compensation is conservative, so if the fit is too tight, increase the finger width slightly or sand the joints lightly.
No. The Laser Cut Box Generator runs entirely in your browser. No sign-up, no tracking — your designs stay on your device.