October - Epoxy Christmas Ornament Kit

❄️ It’s beginning to look a lot like… Epoxy Ornaments! 🎄

The October Kit of the Month has everything you need to create six festive walnut and epoxy ornaments — including a walnut panel, epoxy + hardener, mica powders, leather strings, mixing cups, stir sticks, and gloves. You’ll also get six ready-to-cut digital files (🎄 Christmas Tree, ✝️ Cross, and ❄️ Snowflake designs — two of each) so you can start cutting and pouring right away.

Ryan walks you step-by-step through the entire process in the included tutorial video, making epoxy simple and fun even for beginners. Plus, every kit comes with a commercial license, giving you the legal right to sell your creations this holiday season and turn holiday cheer into holiday profit.

Festive, beginner-friendly, and designed for CNC users — this kit is the easiest way to master epoxy projects while making ornaments everyone will love.

Kit Includes:

• (1) - 12" x 12" x 0.50" Walnut Panel 
• (1) - 6oz Bottle of Epoxy
• (1) - 6oz Bottle of Hardener 
  
• (3) - Bags of Mica Powder (Blue, Green, & White)  
• (6) - Leather Strings (1 for each Ornament)
• (1) - Big Mixing Cup and Stir Stick
• (3) - Small Mixing Cups and Stir Sticks
• (2) - Latex Gloves 
• (1) - Digital File Pack - 2 Variations of Each Ornament - Cross, Snowflake, & Tree.
  •  You'll get an email after purchase with your file downloads.
• Step-by-Step Build Video with Ryan - Watch Tutorial Video
• Commercial License to Legally Sell Product 

What’s Not Included (But Needed to Complete This Project):

• 1/8" Upcut Bit (UC2175) - Click Here
  
  
• Optional Bits 
  • Baby Boy - Click Here
  • 1" Surfacing - Click Here 

Included Digital File Formats:

• You’ll receive a VCarve Pro.CRV file, Carbide Create File, SVG, PNG, DXF, PDF, and AI for versatile use across different software and machines. The V-Carve Pro file can also be used on Aspire. 
• The Version of VCarve Pro I saved with is Version 11
  
• Commercial License (Grants you right to sell and distribute)
• Note: Conversion to g-code or other machine-specific formats may be necessary.