Precision cuts in acrylic, plywood, leather, and more — quoted per job by an engineer.
Laser cutting is consultation-first today: tell us what you need and an engineer quotes it by hand, since every job depends on material, thickness, and cut complexity. There's no self-serve upload for laser jobs yet.
Upload it directly
No instant price — an engineer quotes it by hand from what you upload, usually within a day. Prefer to talk it through first? Book a consultation instead.
Upload your fileWhat people laser cutting with us
Illustrative examples of what's possible. See real past work.
Materials we work with
Quoted per job — see below for what's typically stocked.
What to prepare
Accepted file formats
Flat vector files — SVG, DXF, AI, or PDF — with cut lines clearly separated from any engrave/etch lines.
Material & thickness
Tell us the material and thickness you want, or ask — we'll recommend one from what we stock.
Sheet & part size
Let us know your target sheet or part size so the quote reflects real sheet usage.
Review & order process
Tell us what you need
Book a short call or send your file/reference and requirements.
We quote it
An engineer prices the job based on material, thickness, and complexity.
You approve & pay
Once you're happy with the quote, we schedule the cut.
Cut & delivered
Pickup or delivery, same as a print order.
Good to know before you upload.
Can I upload a file and get an instant price, like 3D printing?
Not yet — laser cutting is quoted by an engineer per job. Book a consultation and we'll turn it around quickly.
What material should I use?
Depends on the job — acrylic for signage and displays, plywood/MDF for enclosures and boxes, leather for branded accessories. Not sure? Ask in your consultation.
How long does a laser cutting job take?
It varies by material availability and sheet complexity — you'll get a timeline with your quote.
Ready to get started with laser cutting?
Book a short call and tell us what you're cutting — most jobs get a quote within a day.
