This is a collection of three Carrack ship laser cut patterns. All three patterns are complex and ideal for cutting with a laser cut machine.

The patterns has been named ‘Carrack ship laser cut patterns’ because of the carrack ship motif appearing in two of the patterns in the collection. In the third pattern, the main motif is the Viking ship. They can also be cut manually or on a scroll saw machine, but this process requires a lot of time and precision, as there are many thin segments that are difficult to cut in wood. All the patterns are drawn in 2D CAD software and are based on the images from old book (William Morris & Company (Ruskin House) Limited. - Trade catalog).

 

Carrack ship laser cut patterns
Pattern category
Free vector categories
Available file formats

Autodesk (dwg), Encapsulated PostScript (eps) and Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)

 

The patterns are precisely drawn and extremely beautiful, so we expect a lot of lovers of scroll saw technique to make use of them. If you just love the sea and ships in general, you can send these patterns to a specialized company to have them cut for you with a CNC laser cut machine. The pattern can be used for a panel (grille, screen), on furniture, or as a completely independent artwork to be hung on the wall. The patterns can also be used individually, and in this case we recommend that you find or draw a border around them to make them even more beautiful.

 

Download DWG 2D CAD file format
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Submitted by Ceh Jan

 

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