Tardis Night Light Laser Cut Vector Template
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This listing is for a digital laser-cut vector template to make a TARDIS-style night light (digital file only, no physical lamp). Perfect for hobbyists and small makers with CO2 or diode laser cutters, CNC routers or laser-ready cutting services. The kit contains precision-cut panels and interlocking tabs designed for easy assembly into a tall rectangular pendant or tabletop lamp that houses a standard LED module or battery tea light. Clean architectural windows and layered top detail recreate the iconic police-box silhouette while offering modern lamp functionality.
What you get
- Laser-ready vector files in SVG, DXF, PDF and EPS (editable).
- Cutting layout optimized for 3mm and 4mm plywood / MDF; adjustable for acrylic or cardstock.
- Assembly guide with part labels and recommended glue points.
- Optional diffuser panel templates to achieve smooth, even light.
Materials & tools
- Best materials: 3–4 mm birch plywood, poplar plywood, 3 mm acrylic for panels or translucent paper for diffusers.
- Compatible machines: CO2 laser cutters, diode lasers, CNC routers and cutting plotters that accept vector formats.
- Consumables: wood glue, small clamps, fine sandpaper, LED module or battery LED and wiring for pendant/plug-in use.
Assembly & finishing
- Interlocking tabs ensure snug fit; slight sanding may be required for perfect joints.
- Paint or stain before final glue-up for clean edges, or paint exterior after assembly for weathered or high-gloss looks.
- Designed for easy lighting integration: central opening for lamp holder and vents on top for heat dissipation.
Why choose this template
- Instant download: start cutting the same day.
- Clean vector geometry for fast, accurate cuts and minimal material waste.
- Scalable and editable: resize or adapt the files in vector software for custom dimensions or multi-piece fixtures.
Note: This is a digital product (no physical lamp). Files provided for personal and small-scale production. Check your machine settings and perform test cuts on scrap material.
