Cyclist Kinetic Model - Laser Cut Vector Files for Wooden Assembly

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Create a charming kinetic desktop sculpture with this Cyclist laser-cut vector template — an instantly downloadable vector kit designed for makers, hobbyists and small workshops. The file pack contains precise, ready-to-cut vector layouts for a moving cyclist model that assembles into a stable tabletop trainer. Ideal for producing elegant gifts, shop displays, mechanical decor or hands-on prototypes.
What you get
- Ready-to-cut vector files: SVG, DXF, AI, EPS, CDR (editable and scaleable)
- Cleanly layered cutting paths optimized for laser cutters and CNC routers
- Simple assembly concept with interlocking parts; no complex electronics required
- Compatible with plywood, MDF, acrylic and similar sheet materials
Key features
- Kinetic design: gears and linkages transfer motion for a realistic pedaling effect
- Scalable vector: resize without loss of detail to fit your material and project needs
- Material guidance: optimized for 3–6 mm plywood (Baltic birch recommended); acrylic variants possible
- Versatile production: built for CO2 laser cutters, small CNC routers and precision cutting tools
Why customers choose this file
- Instant digital download — start cutting right away
- Clean, production-ready vectors that save setup time in the workshop
- Perfect for makers looking to sell finished pieces at craft fairs, online shops or use as unique promotional items
- Editable files allow customization of size, hole patterns and decorative engraving
Tips for best results
- Test cut on scrap material to confirm fit and kerf compensation
- Sand and glue interlocking joints for a longer-lasting model
- Finish with oil, varnish or paint to enhance grain and durability
- If resizing significantly, check part fits and adjust tab sizes in your vector editor
This product is a digital vector template for laser cutting and CNC fabrication — no physical item will be shipped. Check store terms for usage and commercial licensing details.
