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Every flat here is engine output.

Not illustrations of what the tool might produce. Each drawing below is what the generator emitted, at a size one of its reference dies actually sampled.

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Fourteen flats, drawn by the shipping engines.

Not illustrations. Each thumbnail is the actual generator output at a size taken from a reference die — all eleven structures, plus a second reference size for the reverse tuck end and the hinged lid tray. Cut in dark maroon, fold line in blue, at production values.

Grocery Paper Bag (SOS) · 381×127×254 mm
Hinged Lid Tray (FEFCO 0426) · 205×207×52 mm
Popcorn Box · 101.6×76.2×177.8 mm
Self-Locking Flip Top · 300×200×60 mm
Pillow Box · 300×155×100 mm
Reverse Tuck End · 120×60×160 mm
Reverse Tuck End, second reference size · 150×30×550 mm
Auto-Lock Bottom · 120×45×180 mm
Gable Box with Handle · 241×124×133 mm
Hinged Lid Tray, second reference size · 400×207×100 mm
123-Bottom Tuck Top, draft · 120×60×160 mm
Self-Locking Tray · 320×200×60 mm
Straight Tuck End · 200×200×200 mm
Snap-Lock Tuck End · 300×200×200 mm

View all eleven in the catalogue

Safe area layer omitted at thumbnail scale; cut and fold line are the engine's own geometry, rescaled, with collinear vertices below 0.3 units dropped so the file stays small.