Looking for help making an mdf printing jig

[Teajunkie]

Good evening cnc zone long time no see.

I have a massive amount of keyrings I need to print but I have to make them one at a time so I need a pressing jig made up if possible?


The jig will be larger than a4 so I can print my designs in a set layout in a4 and place over the top of the jig to produce 15 in one go.


Material and sizing.
Mdf sheet 9” x 12.5” depth not more than 1” (if possible)


15 milled out recesses to be spaced equally 20mm apart
Recesses need to be 3” wide x 1.5” high and 1.29mm deep


I passed on my cnc machine a long time ago so it’s Sod’s law I now need it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Many thanks.
Paul.

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[Teajunkie]

I don’t but I can make something up later.

[Teajunkie]

If this makes sense??

An MDF base 340x250x20.
The red outline needs to be exactly A4 size and roughly 1mm deep to mark the outline of an A4 sheet so i can align the printed A4 sheet with the recesses,
Each Blue area is where a keyring will be inserted so cut out to 1.2mm depth.


Please let me know if you cant see the above image.

Many thanks
Paul.

[routalot]

The machine that can cut a sharp internal 90 degree corner would be a game changer.You either have to chisel the radius away by hand or accept a "dogbone" relief.I'm not sure where in the UK you would find 20mm MDF as most stockists hold 18mm or 25mm as the next step up.One or two seem to supply 22mm-is the thickness critical?Once you have the material,a piece of this size is a pretty minor job and shouldn't cost much.

[Teajunkie]

The machine that can cut a sharp internal 90 degree corner would be a game changer.You either have to chisel the radius away by hand or accept a "dogbone" relief.I'm not sure where in the UK you would find 20mm MDF as most stockists hold 18mm or 25mm as the next step up.One or two seem to supply 22mm-is the thickness critical?Once you have the material,a piece of this size is a pretty minor job and shouldn't cost much.

It doesnt have to be 90degrees its just a box for the example
MDF 20mm is also a rough guess i dont buy it so i doint know the sizes available so 18mm or 25mm is fine.

Also I can't edit my origninal posts to add the above.

[Teajunkie]

Anyone?

[routalot]

Whats your location?I may be able to help if you are in the UK.

[Teajunkie]

Whats your location?I may be able to help if you are in the UK.

Devon U.K.

[routalot]

I did send a PM.