Boxgenerator

Entwirf eine Box mit Fingerzinken und exportiere die flachen Teile als DXF, SVG oder G-Code für Laserschneiden und CNC — komplett im Browser.

BreitemmTiefemmHöhemm

Material-Voreinstellung

MaterialstärkemmSchnittbreite (Kerf)mmZinkenbreitemmEinheiten

Passung

Maße

Oben offen (ohne Deckel)

Außen = fertige Außengröße. Innen = Innenraum (Teile kommen außen hinzu).

Trenner ↔Trenner ↕

Teilebeschriftung gravierenGriffschlitze

Plattenmaß (0 = aus)

BreitemmHöhemm

Stelle die Schnittbreite auf deinen Laser/Fräser ein für eine straffe Passung.

Tipp: miss die echte Materialstärke mit einem Messschieber — selten der Nennwert.

G-Code für

Vorschau und Verarbeitung bleiben in deinem Browser. Melde dich an und verwende 1 Credit, um eine Ausgabe herunterzuladen oder zu kopieren; nichts wird hochgeladen.

Teile

Außen

120×80×50 mm

Platte

376.1×168.1 mm

How it helps

Finger-joint (box-joint) panels that press together — no glue required.

Set outside width, depth, height, material thickness, finger width, and kerf.

Closed box or open-top tray, with optional dividers and kerf compensation for a snug fit.

Export a laser/CNC-ready DXF, SVG, or G-code — or copy a share link. Each output uses 1 credit; processing is browser-local and nothing is uploaded.

Best practices

- Measure your real material thickness with calipers — it is rarely exactly the nominal value.

- Cut a small test joint first to dial in the kerf before cutting the whole box.

- Keep the finger width around 2–3× the material thickness for strong joints.

- Lay out the panels on your sheet and check they fit before sending the job.

Limitations

- It makes finger-joint boxes with optional egg-crate dividers — no lids with lips, hinges, or T-slot/bolt joints yet.

- Tiny corner reliefs are left so the panels always assemble; this is normal for laser boxes.

- Material thickness is treated as exact; verify your stock and kerf for a perfect fit.

FAQ

Are these inside or outside dimensions?

Outside dimensions. The width, depth, and height are the finished outer size of the assembled box.

What is kerf and why does it matter?

Kerf is the width of material your laser or bit removes. The generator grows each panel by half the kerf on every side so the fingers press together snugly instead of falling out.

Do I need glue?

Finger joints press-fit and are usually strong without glue, but a little wood glue makes them permanent and stronger.

Can I make an open box or tray?

Yes. Turn on 'Open top' to omit the lid and get a five-panel tray.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The box is generated entirely in your browser. Sign-in is required only when you download or copy an output, which uses 1 credit.