For my CNC class we made campfire stools using a CNC router. The stools are designs to be portable and easy to sit on near a fire. I made all four sides on the outside similar because I wanted to sit on any side in the dark. To add a bit of depth and interest, I staggered the designs to create an immersive forest. I used a gradient on the stool to add to the depth.

After painting, I stacked the panels using paper towels for transportation. I used Artist's Loft and Golden acrylic paint.

Because MDF is so porous, I had to use a gesso primer first. This step took the longest.

First view of the stacked stool. I used an oscillator to take the tabs and excess wood off. 

Finished panels and spacers fresh off the CNC router.

The CNC router making its way across. 

First run of the mushroom panel.

Fusion 360 model of one of the panels.