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Stockport Mill - Laser-Cut SVG Files
Stockport Mill - Laser-Cut SVG Files
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DIGITAL DOWNLOAD - you get the laser-cut files to make this yourself. Nothing is shipped.
The Stockport Mill is a tall four-story gable mill standing at the end of a stone dam, with scored clapboard siding, four-pane windows on every floor, a big loading door with a hay door and hoist beam above it, a cross-lap cupola on the ridge, three stacked balconies on the river side and a STOCKPORT MILL sign on the street side. The base carries a grassy bank, calm water above the dam and whitewater below. It is a simplified impression inspired by the historic 1906 Stockport Mill on the Muskingum River in Stockport, Ohio, not a replica. Every piece locks together with tabs and slots.
What you get (instant download)
- SVG cut files for 2.7 mm, 3 mm or 4 mm plywood (pick the folder that matches your calipers)
- 29 pieces on 3 boards, each 10 x 10 in
- Every piece as its own SVG, for recutting a single part
- An 11-page instruction booklet: cutting guide, board maps, parts list, 8 illustrated assembly steps and paint colors
- Finished-model mockup images
Finished size
- Mill footprint: 98 x 84 mm (3.9 x 3.3 in)
- Height: 171 mm to the ridge (6.7 in), about 202 mm to the cupola top (8.0 in); 32 degree roof pitch
- Base: 210 x 140 mm plate with clipped corners (8.3 x 5.5 in)
- Balconies: Three, 36 x 16 mm decks at 35, 70 and 105 mm (floors 2-4)
You'll need
- A laser cutter with at least a 10 x 10 in work area
- 2.7 mm, 3 mm or 4 mm plywood
- Wood glue, fine sandpaper, acrylic paints
- Optional: a battery LED tea light (never a real flame)
Laser-friendly files
Black = cut, blue = score. Part labels are single-line lettering on the score layer, so they mark in the same quick pass - no engraving.
This is a digital download. No physical items will be shipped.
License
You may cut these files as often as you like and sell finished, physical models you make from them. Please don't share, resell or give away the digital files, or sell unassembled cut kits made from them without permission.



