A great little guitar-shaped tray to hold your guitar picks so you hopefully don't lose them. This tray is carved out of white maple on a DIY CNC router and it took about 5 hours to machine. You could also 3D print it if you like.

About:

• Model Size: (x=121 y=172 z=18)
• Wood used: White Maple, walnut
• Stain used: Red Chestnut 232
• CNC Machine Used: DIY CNC Router

Router bits used: 

• A (SPE tools:  up-down cut bit) for the adaptive and contour operations.
• A (Genmitsu: R1.0mm ball nose bit) for the finishing parallel-pass operation.
• A (Speed Tiger: ¼in 90° V chamfer bit) for the text engraving.

Useful Info about Fusion 360:

There is a work-around to slow tool path generation, particularly with adaptive tool paths on meshes, I have found that a simple adjustment to the minimum stepdown setting—from 0.0001mm to 0.5mm—can slash generation times from hours down to a mere 4 minutes. This level of resolution isn't typically necessary for adaptive operations, because you will need to do a parallel-pass at the end anyways.