Prepare a 2 part vector file for laser cutting machine

I need someone to prepare a 2 part vector file for laser cutting. They have specific instructions for the laser cutting machine. I am wanting to get a pair of flip flops cut from acrylic and need the two parts of the vector, the base and the strap. Approx 3cm in height. I will be gluing the pieces together. Doesn't need to be in colour as it's just to submit to the laser cutting company. Attached is the vector file template, open it with a vector program (e.g. Gravit, Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw, etc). This document is 600mm x 300mm, and in RGB colour mode. I require someone to format my flip flops for laser cutting by setting up cut lines, the base and the strap will need to be on two different templates as they will be cut from two different coloured acrylics. The base of the flip flop is to be approx. 5cm and then the strap the correct ratio so I can glue them together. I need one template to be covered in the base of the flip flops, and one template to have enough straps to go with all the bases. • All cut lines are to be RED (255, 0, 0) 0.1pt stroke. • Leave at least 1mm between each shape, and stay within 2-3mm from the edges. • Completely remove any lines in your file that are not required, including any duplicate lines (the laser will cut every red line in your file, even if they are hidden by a shape or clipping mask). Duplicate cut lines may cause burning and scorching from excessive cutting. Start in the top left hand corner Arrange the file in columns, starting in the top left hand corner. Leave 2-3mm from the material edge My shapes have to physically fit within the size of the material, so leave a 2-3mm margin around the edge of your artboard. In the file template, this is demonstrated by an orange rectangle (so fit the shapes within the orange rectangle). Arrange the shapes in columns Working from the top left hand corner, arrange the shapes from top to bottom, left to right. Tessellate shapes to fit closer Try rotating your shapes to tessellate them to fit closer together. Save Your File Ensure that you preserve the illustrator editing capabilities and include any linked files. Vector file formats could include AI, EPS, SVG, DXF, DWG, and PDF (if the PDF was created in a vector program). If any of this is unclear please ask questions. Thank you.