Key Features

 

Join two or more BoxStar Folders together to create extra large boxes

Clearly marked - top and bottom sides

Create sleeves & trays

Telescoping boxes in three formats

Triangular boxes

Nesting boxes

Book Shippers, Clam Shell (Cake) boxes

 

 

Usage

 

Step 1 - Score
	Put one Box Blank (or your selected material) against the guide rail on the Scoring Base side marked "TOP". You will want to score your Box Blank on the side that is to become the inside of your box, so what will be the outside surface of your box should be face down. Score each edge of the Box Blank (a total of four scores, one score parallel to each edge) using the enclosed Scoring Tool. Be sure to use the scoring slot that is equal to the depth of the box you want to make. For example, using the 2 1/2" slot will give you a box that is 2 1/2" deep.
Step 2 - Cut
	Cut notches in the four square corners as shown. These notches make a flap in each corner of the box.
Step 3 - Fold
	Fold your Box Blank along all four score lines with the corner flaps INSIDE at each corner.
Step 4 - Glue
	Glue each corner flap to the inside of the adjacent side. A hot melt glue gun works best. If some flaps overlap, simply trim them. Your box top is complete!

 

For Bottom - Repeat steps 3 and 4 above using the scoring side marked 'Bottom'.

 

Note: Box Blanks can be cut down to a smaller size or cut into any straight sided shape you wish (triangle, rectangle, pentagon, etc.) -- if all edges can be placed against the guide rail, the BoxStar system will work!

 

Cleaning

Clean with soft cloth only.

Contents

Each.

Specifications

 

Item Weight: 340g

Length: 230mm

Width: 290mm

Height: 10mm

Cbm: 0.167Kg

 

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How to make Boxes - Online Manual

This 48 page, 8-1/2 x 11" book is intended to be a general reference and how-to handbook for individuals, libraries, museums, and small businesses who have a need to construct boxes of very specific sizes and strengths for storage, shipping, gifts,and other such purposes. Minimal background skills, equipment, effort, and expense are required. The front cover is shown at the right.

The book opens flat for easy reference at any workspace.
The focus is on (a) box designs, (b) basic materials (commercial or recycled cardstock, corrugated cardboard, paper, and fabric), (c) tools and (d) construction techniques.

References are provided in the Bibliography for readers who want to enhance the aesthetic appearance of their boxes.
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