Jaeger Robot / Laser-cut design
Jaeger Robot. Set the pose.
Articulated limbs and a rotating head let you set the pose. Cut the Jaeger Robot from SVG or DXF files and follow the included PDF guide.
Digital design · SVG + DXF · PDF guide
No physical model or materials are shipped.
01 /The design
Build the joints. Choose the stance.
This wooden robot is built around articulated arms and legs, with a head that turns. The original design renders show both an extended pose and an upright stance, including the rear panels and joints.
At the 3 mm material scale, the listed dimensions are 225 mm high, 105 mm wide and 50 mm long. The download provides separate SVG and DXF versions for 3 mm, 4 mm and 1/8-inch material, plus a colour-coded PDF guide.
Articulated limbs
Position the arms and legs through the model’s joints.
Rotating head
Turn the head to suit the stance.
Friction-fit hinges
The hinges depend on material thickness and kerf. A test fit is part of preparing the build.
Views & details
A closer look.
Original design renders from different angles. Select an image for a larger view.
02 /At your workbench
Choose your material.Make it fit.
Measure first.
Check your actual material thickness and the matching file version. Test the slots and kerf on a small cut.
Check the layout.
Open the supplied design in compatible laser software. Check that the layout fits your machine’s usable work area.
Follow the guide.
Use the PDF assembly guide to identify the parts and work through the construction sequence.
Plan this build.
Test a friction hinge before cutting the complete model. Too loose a fit can make a pose difficult to hold; too tight a fit can prevent the joint from moving. Adjust for your actual sheet and cutting kerf.
At the 3 mm material scale, no individual part exceeds 290 mm. This refers to one part, not the assembled model or the whole cutting layout. Rescaling changes that limit.
Before you start.
- Design files
- SVG + DXF
- Assembly guide
- PDF with colour-coded steps
- Material versions
- 3 mm / 4 mm / 1/8 inch
- Size at 3 mm
- 225 × 105 × 50 mm (H × W × L)
- Movement
- Articulated arms and legs; rotating head
- Joint fit
- Friction hinges need kerf adjustment and a test fit
Will the joints work without adjustment?
The design uses friction-fit hinges. Test them in your chosen material and adjust kerf or fit as needed before cutting the full model; the rendered poses are not a guarantee of identical joint behaviour on every machine.
What do I receive?
Digital SVG and DXF design files and a PDF assembly guide. No physical model, material or hardware is shipped.
Can I change the scale?
Scale every part equally. Slots and tabs change with the design, so the material thickness must change in the same proportion; the finished dimensions also change. Test the fit and kerf before cutting all the parts.
Can I use the design commercially?
The current author listing on Cults uses a personal-use licence. Check its terms before downloading. Do not redistribute the files or assume permission for commercial use.
03 /From the studio to your workbench
Build your own Jaeger.
View the Jaeger Robot file package and its current terms on Cults.
View files on CultsDigital design files.No physical model, material or hardware is shipped.