Keep reading glasses by your desk, sunglasses near the door or safety glasses in the shop. Explore wooden stands, wall rails and trays, then draw a simple slotted rail in Easel.
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Start from a blank workpiece
Start with a blank workpiece and size a rectangle to 7 by 1 inches. Give the outer shape an outline cut, then add a 6-by-¼-inch rectangle inside it for a through slot. Watch the real Easel editor and 3D preview update. This shows the basic rail shape; adjust the slot around your glasses and plan the rear mounting separately. The recording uses the preview’s 0.2-inch stock, not a finished mounting or cutting setup.
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Choose a holder for the place you actually use your glasses. Each project shows a finished object and links to a shared design with its usable scope explained.
Sunglasses Standby aaron jonesKeep several pairs beside your dresser on a birch plywood stand. The crossed supports and horizontal arms slot together without glue, so each pair has its own place. The shared layout supplies the stand parts on one sheet; adjust the joints to your own plywood.
Glasses holderby Ex31:3 WorkmanshipHang safety glasses by the shop cabinet or keep reading glasses near your desk. This compact wooden rail holds them by their folded arms. The shared file offers single-slot and split-slot layouts; add the rear mounting arrangement that suits your wall or cabinet.
Sunglasses/Keys/Mail Organizerby Nick BrewerCombine sunglasses storage with a spot for keys and mail by the door. Brewer uses a patterned wooden backboard with projecting supports for the glasses. Three workpieces supply the decorative face, support shapes and backboard outline. Fit the parts to your stock and choose wall hardware separately.
iPhone 8 Plus Charging Padby Nick BrewerKeep folded glasses beside your phone on a bedside tray. Brewer carved pockets into half-inch Baltic birch plywood and added a separate watch-charger support. The shared workpieces include the top pockets and underside charger recesses; resize them around your own phone, glasses and charging hardware.
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From the makers’ instructions
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Jones designed the stand around plywood that measured about 0.2 inch, even though it was sold as quarter-inch stock. Use the measured thickness when adjusting the interlocking slots. A small test joint in a scrap lets you check the fit before cutting all the arms.
Project notes by aaron jones: read the source.
From Sunglasses Stand by aaron jones.
Ask a questionBrewer sands and stains the charging pad, then lets the stain dry overnight before flocking the pockets. If you want a lined glasses recess, follow that order so the wood finishing is complete before the fibers go in. The lining is optional.
Project notes by Nick Brewer: read the source.
From iPhone 8 Plus Charging Pad by Nick Brewer.
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