2024-03-17 (Su) PCBDiceTower Two more media thicknesses

Before I order five copies of the PCB tower, I want to cut it from different materials to work out the bugs. I can cut 3/32" (2.72mm) plywood on my laser, but I can use a laser at the local library and cut 1/4" (6.35mm) acrylic. I am unsure if the material is precisely 1/4", so I want to do that after wood models. The drawing changes involved changing the tab and hole sizes with the stretch function.

1/4" and ~3mm thicknesses

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