Low Modular Table Laser Cutting File - Vector Template for Plywood

Ready-to-cut vector template for a stylish low modular table — perfect for makers with a laser cutter, CNC router, or a precision jigsaw. This digital kit contains clean, production-ready vector files for fast fabrication from plywood, MDF or acrylic. The design features a square tabletop with decorative X-shaped slots and interlocking leg panels that slide together for a sturdy, hardware-free assembly. Ideal for coffee tables, side tables or stepped display platforms.

What you get
- Instant download: vector files in SVG, DXF, PDF and AI formats for immediate use.
- Fully layered and scaled: ready for laser cutting or CNC routing, with clear cut and score lines.
- Simple assembly: slot-fit construction — no screws required; glue recommended for permanent joins.
- Optimized for common materials: works well with plywood, MDF, acrylic and composite boards.

Material and size guidance
- Recommended material thickness: 6–18 mm (approx. 1/4" to 3/4"). Files are easily scalable; adjust slot sizes for different material thicknesses.
- Suggested finish: sanding + varnish or paint for a durable tabletop. For decorative inlays, use contrasting material in slots.

Who this is for
- Makers, small furniture shops, laser cutting studios and hobbyists who produce custom wood furniture.
- Designers and DIY enthusiasts who need a fast-to-produce, attractive table design for resale or personal projects.

Advantages
- Saves design time: jump straight to cutting with production-ready vectors.
- Low waste: efficient part nesting reduces material consumption.
- Versatile: scale and modify the vector to create different table sizes or multi-level setups.

Notes
- This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped.
- Check your machine settings and run test cuts when changing material or thickness.
- Files are provided for fabrication; please respect copyright and licensing terms included with the download.

Ready to create? Add this laser cutting file to your cart and start producing a modern low table in hours, not days.