Counter Display

An open box. Useless for shipping, but very handy for storing and displaying items.

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Dimensions

Width Width

Front Front

Back Back

Length Length

Expert settings

Glue Glue

Margin Margin

File format

PDF SVG DXF

No printer

Draw construction lines and coordinates along side the template.

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What is this good for?

This free, online, generator creates custom sized paper templates (a.k.a. nets) for paper models, such as boxes or envelops. It does the math and all the drawing work for you.

Some of the uses for these templates:

A nice gift wrap for a present with an irregular shape, for example a sphere or a jar.
Professional packaging.
Storage, for example: create card boxes to store all the assets from a board game.
DIY decoration

Printing

The template will have the exact size you enter, but you need to turn off scaling when printing.

When you’re printing from Adobe Acrobat reader, set page scaling to none in the print options dialogue box (example)

Boxes need quite a lot of paper. Using a standard printer, the biggest you can print is a 6 × 6 × 6 cm box. (or 2½ × 2½ × 2½ inch). The first things that will fall of the page first are the glue strips and dust-flaps. That’s okay, these don’t need to be exact.

Tips

Use heavy paper for folding: the heaviest my printer can still manage is 180 grams. (Normal office paper is 80 grams)
Use a scissors and a ruler to cut halfway through the dotted lines (scoring). This will give very sharp folds.
Or, use a dryed-up ballpoint to create scores.

Copyright

Downloaded templates are licensed under the “Creative Commons CC-BY SA 4.0 licence”
You are free to:
Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material
for any purpose, even commercially.

Under the following terms:
Attribution — You must give appropriate credit.
ShareAlike — If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same license as the original.

The design and implementation of the site is copyright by M. H. van der Velde.

Patterns

The template maker creates just a blank template. If you want a nice pattern you can either:

Print on the same sheet twice. The first time you print the pattern, the second time you print the template on the backside.
Print directly on scrap-book paper or any other paper that already has a pattern.
Glue the template onto a piece of gift-wrap. This creates nice, thick paper.
Open the PDF in Inkscape or Illustrator and edit the template. Print on a letter-sized label and glue on cardbord.