Slot the upright into the base. If the fit is loose, apply a small drop of wood glue or acrylic cement to the joints.
Since .cdr is a proprietary format, you need specific software to view or edit the design:
The vertical piece that supports the photo.
Do you have the file open, or are you
Can open many .cdr versions, though complex layers might need re-linking.
Version "v-2" often implies an update for common materials like 3mm (1/8") or 5mm (1/4") plywood or acrylic. Measure your material and adjust the slot widths in the file if they don't match. 🧩 Step 3: Assembly (Standard Photo Holder)
Typically, Red lines are for cutting and Black/Blue are for scoring or engraving.
Slot the upright into the base. If the fit is loose, apply a small drop of wood glue or acrylic cement to the joints.
Since .cdr is a proprietary format, you need specific software to view or edit the design: photo_holder_v-2.cdr
The vertical piece that supports the photo. Slot the upright into the base
Do you have the file open, or are you
Can open many .cdr versions, though complex layers might need re-linking. photo_holder_v-2.cdr
Version "v-2" often implies an update for common materials like 3mm (1/8") or 5mm (1/4") plywood or acrylic. Measure your material and adjust the slot widths in the file if they don't match. 🧩 Step 3: Assembly (Standard Photo Holder)
Typically, Red lines are for cutting and Black/Blue are for scoring or engraving.
