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We are very sorry, but our personalized items are non-refundable or exchangeable.


Our website is but a small sampling of our workmanship.
Use the page down feature to see many examples
or click on the material list below, to go directly to a specific example
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We are NOT a Retail Storefront!
You are welcome to visit our Industrial Shop however
call ahead for an appointment so we do not miss you!

We are not open to walk-ins as we are not a Retail Store

Give us a call first!

We have many happy customers
who have happily provided referrals and testamonials.
Although we are not a retail storefront, as an industrial shop
we can provide a wide range of services
from the most delicate & detailed laser cutting & engraving
to heavy duty industrial proto-types,parts & product production.

Working very closely with our customers,
listening to want they want,
is what we do best

Providing us with a sample of your item or material, we in turn will provide you with a sample
of the outcome so you will know how your project will turn out.

We will work with your drop-shipped material or provide the project material

Please check your plans or drawing for accuracy
If the plans or your drawing are flawed then the laser cut parts will be flawed
We have seen this happen in the past; so double check before sending



Remember that the process will not correct an inaccurate plan or drawing
our parts or cuts will fit the shape on the plan or drawing,
but if the designer has made a mistake, then it will not correct it.


If your drawing isn't correctly scaled or polylined, the results will be dissappointing!



There is a differance between using the Laser or the CNC Router

Examples of the wood edge
Laser cut edges will be brown-CNC Routered will be wood colored


The nature of the bit, when using the CNC Router, results in a rounding or softening of sharp edge details.


The edge will be wood colored with no discoloration.

When requesting laser engraving on heavily grained woods
see how it looks before the recommended color fill to even out the brown tone

If you need artwork or drawing done, please contact us for our rates,
which are pre-billed through Paypal
before the conversion commences.

If you need your plans scanned,
Have a pdf , eps or Corel drawing - email us for more information

ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS The quality of the artwork we receive will directly impact the quality of the finished project. Artwork prepped for media, printing or webwork is different than machine readable artwork Our Artwork Requirements for submitting Estimates & Projects are as follows: Vector based format files (made up of lines and curves). There cannot be any embedded or linked images. Do not check compression. What do you want to do? One of the first things to think about when preparing artwork files is what you want to do to the material. The Laser Cutter & CNC Router can either cut a material or engrave the surface. In cutting mode, the laser is on continuously and follows a path. When engraving, the laser moves back and forth across the image area, switching on and off between image and non-image areas; takes almost 4 times larger than cutting or etching. For cutting or etch work, you will need a vector file in DXF format, which can be generated from Rhino, SolidWorks, Corel X4+. For engraving, best results come from vectors file with closed paths. The artwork for cutting should consist of simple paths, with no unnecessary fills or effects etc. applied. If the artwork is for engraving, remember that the machine will engrave inside a closed path only, so check that all paths are fully closed. If the file contains text, change it to paths or convert to curves. Some examples of preferred file types: DXF: AutoCAD DXF- version 2004 or less software such as: Rhino, Solidworks, Corel Line Drawing with lines, paths,text converted to curves. You must remove overlapping/ duplicate lines. If you have duplicate lines on top of each other, the project will take much longer & you risk damaging the material or the equipment. Corel Draw - CDR: Currently using Corel X6 Line Drawing with text converted to outlines or curves. PDF's Scalable: may be submitted if the artwork was created in vector format with all of the fonts converted to outlines before saving as a PDF. There cannot be any embedded or linked images. EPS (encapsulated postscript): AI (Adobe Illustrator CS4), Vinyl software, Inkscape, Gimp, Google etc., with text converted to outlines. There cannot be any embedded or linked images. If the artwork you have is not available in any of the formats we accept, send us what you have so we can evaluate whether it can be used. If it is determined that it can not be used as it is, we can arrange to have it converted for a reasonable charge. *No .gifs please NO files with embedded graphics/bmps/images Engraving Art Guidelines Vector Files (*.cdr,.ai or *.eps)  (Preferred file type) Vector-based images are the best to use. An image that does not use pixels; very clear. The resolution does not change when the size is changed; small or large, it has the same quality. Vector files are mostly created in Corel preferred or Adobe® Illustrator, which sometimes can not be read. *Please note that we would need all text converted to outlines or curves. Raster Files (*.jpg, *.tif, *.png or *.bmp) It is not recommended to use an image taken from a web site. Because a bitmap image - also known as a raster image - contains a finite number of pixels, the way a bitmap image looks is affected by its resolution. If you enlarge a bitmap image, it will lose detail and quality. For a raster image to print clearly, we prefer to have the image set at a minimum of 300 dpi at full size or proportionally scaled to size. Bitmap files are mostly created by digital cameras & Adobe® Photoshop. *No .gifs please and NO files with embedded graphics/bmps/images PDF Files (Portable Document Format) A standard for representing electronic documents, allowing them to be transmitted and reproduced accurately. PDFs may be created using any software as vector (i.e. InDesign, Illustrator, Corel Draw and Microsoft® Programs). Remember that the laser will cut or engrave as it see or reads the graphic or line all stray dots, lines or noise must be removed Vector files cut the best, without the jagged edge of pixels Download PDF Engraving Artwork Requirements (76 kb) Keep in mind that engraving a line takes much longer than etching a line