This work is a miniature dining table and chair model made by laser cutting, assembled using a splicing card buckle structure, without the need for glue, and easy to disassemble and assemble. The whole set includes a rectangular dining table and six dining chairs, restoring the complete scene of a family dining table.

The desktop and chair back are intricately carved with elegant floral patterns, and are fixed in place by interlocking with board slots. Through a simple splicing structure, the model is stably supported as a whole, visually demonstrating the structural characteristics of mortise and tenon joints.

The work combines traditional decorative patterns with modern laser processing technology, which not only assembles puzzle models, but also serves as desktop decorative items. In miniature scenes, the fusion of structural design, pattern aesthetics, and the joy of manual assembly is reflected.