Six Shot Glass Carrier Laser Cut Template SVG DXF
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This is a ready-to-cut vector template for a six-glass carrier: a compact shot glass caddy with central handle, perfect for bars, events, gift sets and small product lines. You receive a precision-drawn vector file designed for laser cutting and CNC routing that lets you quickly produce a sturdy, attractive carrier from plywood, MDF or acrylic. The design stacks into interlocking sides and base for fast assembly and secure glass pockets. The layout is optimized to minimize material waste and to work with standard sheet sizes.
What you get
- Instant digital download: SVG, DXF, PDF, EPS and AI vector files
- Fully layered and pre-arranged for laser cutting and CNC
- Cut-ready lines, engraved area guides and assembly tabs included
- Printable assembly template and numeric part map
- Suggested material thickness and cutting settings guide
Materials and tools recommended
- Best on 3 mm to 6 mm plywood or MDF; 3 mm for lightweight, 4–6 mm for more rigidity
- Compatible with laser cutters (Glowforge, xTool, Epilog, Trotec) and CNC routers
- Simple hardware: small bolts or wood glue for permanent assembly; no special tools required
Dimensions and customization
- Scalable vector: easily resize in your vector editor without loss of quality
- Default fit designed for standard shot glasses; files include adjustable pocket guides for different glass diameters
Why this file
- Clean vector lines for smooth cutting and minimal burn marks
- Space-efficient layout to save material cost
- Clear assembly instructions reduce production time
- Ideal for makers, small manufacturers, craft businesses and laser-cut gift makers
License and delivery
- Digital product only. No physical item shipped.
- Instant download after purchase. Use for personal projects and production of finished goods. Commercial license included for selling finished physical items. Contact seller for extended license options.
Notes
- Verify fit with a test cut in scrap material before full production.
- Final appearance depends on material choice and finishing method.






























