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Check out our buyer's guide to find the best laser cutter for your needs. Plus, an introduction to laser cutting, services, and materials.
Check out our picks for the best laser engraver & laser cutter software. Make the most of your machine with the right software!
Wood is great for many projects, but hand-cutting is difficult and time-consuming. Learn how laser cutters can cut wood easily and quickly!
LightBurn is a great option for laser control software, but if you're after something different, read on for LightBurn alternatives.
So many things can be laser cut, ideas are everywhere! Get creative with these amazing laser cutter projects.
Want to get working with a desktop laser engraver that isn't a Glowforge? Look no further than the following three machines.
Laser cutters are amazing tools. See for yourself how laser cutting MDF and Plywood differs from cutting regular wood.
Want to start working with lasers? Get started with the easily modifiable K40 laser cutter, and upgrade as you go!
Using a laser to cut paper might seem like overkill, but if done correctly, you'll have a great new material to work with!
Laser cutting gives you the power to cut materials with the power of light. Check out the best laser cut files to make and enjoy!
Inkscape is a great tool for creating custom laser cutting/engraving designs. Learn how to use Inkscape for laser cutting!
Nesting is an important aspect of production, ensuring work is completed efficiently in terms of time and material. Read all about it.
Use AI to generate unique images that are ready to be engraved by one of the company’s "3D laser printers".
Sleek and UL-certified, the Dremel LC40 is a relatively high-end laser engraver and cutter. How does it hold up against the competition? Find out as we review its specs.
Sculpteo is offering two new materials on their laser cutting platform including MDF material of just 2mm thickness and Ceiba Wood plywood.
Say hello to Snapmaker - a three-in-one, all-metal workshop productivity machine heading to Kickstarter for under $200? What's the catch?