Oreo Double Stuff Cookie Box

[mikieg3 (MIke Groleau)]

I gave 5 of these as Christmas presents. I made them out of some pine, 1"x12" for the cookies and 2"x12" for the double stuff.

[Redlander (Tim Jones)]

Welcome to the forum.

That’s a pretty interesting project.

[Ed.E (Ed)]

Those babies loaded with cookies would be a real treat, and at my age, a real belt buster.

[Bozo (Bozo T Clown)]

Novel idea. Very cool.

[CrookedWoodTex (Tex (Don't Mess With My Texas!))]

It looks quite large, but I don’t see any dimensions other than you made it out of 12” material.

So, how did you get it to look black without showing the wood grain?

[beep_beep_morales (Charlie)]

Looks great!

Pic with the lid off?

[engie11 (Steve English)]

Any CNC files to share to make this? My grandkids would love it.

[MadPedalBoards (Gary Numen)]

Looks amazing. Very creative.
Care to share the file???

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

There is an SVG for this on Wikimedia Commons:

File:Vector Oreo.svg - Wikimedia Commons

which opens as expected into Carbide Create (though there is a warning about open vectors):

but selecting open vectors:

and then deleting addresses that.

The design represents the raised design of the cookie, so one will need surrounding geometry, select:

Offset Vectors:

to some reasonable dimension:

Then shift-click to deselect the border geometry:

and delete to clean up:

Select everything:

and scale to suit your stock:

Then re-size the stock:

Select everything:

Group Vectors

Align Vectors

to the center of the stock:

Ungroup Vectors

Select only the surrounding geometry:

and use Offset Vectors again:

to offset by tool diameter plus 10% or so:

Apply

Select everything except for the original border geometry:

and assign a V Carving toolpath to a suitable depth:

(might want to use a smaller tool)

Select the two border geometries:

Assign a Pocket Toolpath down to tab height:

Select only the first offset border geometry:

and apply Tabs (unless using workholding which will secure things w/o tabs):

OK

Assign a Contour toolpath which starts at the bottom of the previous toolpath:

to arrive at:

and re-arrange toolpaths for minimal tool changes by dragging:

Attached as a v8 file

cookie_design_12in.c2d (1.6 MB)