Ironbridge
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This renowned Iron Bridge model hails from the town of Ironbridge, Shropshire, UK, and was the world's first iron bridge, opened in 1781. For more details, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Iron_Bridge. Made of 3mm thick material (MDF or ply for economy, acrylic for luxury), the model is available in CorelDraw v12 format with accompanying .dxf files. Compatible with Versalaser 3.5 or other machines, it features red lines for vector cutting, blue lines for marking/engraving, and removable black lines/text as notes. Be sure to adjust laser power settings before use; fine-tune fit with abrasives and glue if necessary. Four .dtd files are included for Techsoft 2D Design (v2), retaining color-coded cutting instructions.
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