Cross Template kit

Friend has some 5th generation paper patterns that she uses for cutting plywood substrates, then covers the plywood with art, glass and stone. The paper moves around and none of the parts are accurately dimensioned. It was too large for my printer, so I drew up the various pieces in SCAD and then sectioned it into printable pieces.

For shipping, it needed to be small enough for a Flat Rate shipping box. Parts are friction fit, but a drop of CA glue will hold things into one piece or you can put a piece of tape along the top surface. Tracing around the outer edge gives a consistent line that can then be cut with jigsaw or scroll saw, or even a band saw.

SCAD files are include for easy changes to the tip decoration/pattern. You can scale down the STL for printing child-size versions.