It’s definitely cheaper to order big sheets of cardboard and then cut them yourself but it’s a lot less hassle to just order custom boxes from a cardboard box manufacturer. I ordered some 4’x4′ cardboard sheets to make these with. It’s probably possible to split the drawings up into pieces if it won’t fit your bed. The size of cardboard box you’ll be able to cut will depend on the size of your bed. Use the dropdown menus on the left to open either the Basic Box or the Pull Tabbed Box.Enter your custom dimensions for length, width, and depth.You can basically just open the file, change the parameters, and then export the new sketch as a DXF which you can then laser cut. If you’ve never used Fusion, it’s too hard. The Fusion 360 file is included if you’d like to edit the parameters and cut your own custom cardboard box. This seemed like the best way to add a guide to me since I didn’t want to engrave into the cardboard and possibly cut right through the cardboard box. The boxes have little “folding guidelines” cut into them so you know where to fold the flaps. Works well for me but let me know if you run into any issues. These laser-cut cardboard box files have been tested on 3.7mm cardboard as well as 2mm cardboard. Tabbed has a little pull tab for keeping the box closed and Basic is a standard box(like an Amazon Box). There are 2 versions of box in the files as well as in the Fusion Drawing. Start with a sheet of cardboard, end with a box!

I had to ship a bunch of items so I made these box templates in Fusion 360.

Download mailer boxes