Digital fabrication with a laser system starts with a design file created in software like LightBurn or Adobe Illustrator. The laser machine interprets these instructions to either engrave or cut the material. CO₂ lasers are perfect for organic materials, while fiber lasers handle metal engraving with ease. Once the file is loaded, the laser precisely moves over the surface, guided by vector paths, to create the desired pattern or shape—no molds or manual carving required.
1. Design your artwork
2. Prepare the Material
3. Set up & Start the machine
4. Finish and Assemble
Use software like RDWorks, CorelDRAW, or LightBurn to create your part or prototype. Make sure the file is sized correctly and saved in a compatible format.
Select suitable materials based on your project needs—wood, acrylic, leather, or metal. Place and secure the material flat on the laser bed to ensure accurate processing.
Configure the machine’s power, speed, and focus based on the material and complexity of the design. Run a small test to verify settings before proceeding with the final job.
After the cut or engraving is complete, remove the piece, clean off residue, and assemble or finish it as needed. Add any final touches like sanding, painting, or sealing.
Versatility
Power and Speed
Working Area
Machine Dimensions
Accuracy and Precision
Versatility
Power and Speed
Working Area
Machine Dimensions
Accuracy and Precision
Create and sell custom-cut parts for DIY projects, robots, or machines. Hobbyists and small businesses often need one-off components that are hard to source elsewhere.
Design and fabricate your own line of practical items, like cable organizers, phone stands, or laser-engraved toolkits. Sell them online or at local maker markets.
Help local businesses stand out by offering engraved signage, logo plates, or branded gifts. These small, custom batches are ideal for events, offices, or product packaging.
Design and create custom enclosures for electronics like Arduino or Raspberry Pi projects using materials like acrylic, aluminum, or MDF. These housings can be tailored to fit your specific project needs, offering protection and a sleek look.
Craft precise, detailed scale models using materials such as wood, acrylic, or paper. These models are perfect for showcasing architectural concepts, making them ideal for presentations, design competitions, or client pitches.
There are many engravings and creations at the Rouen fair. I show different models of exhibits.
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Yohan Laroudie
I have been working as a teacher since 1999 and I also teach how to create products with a laser cutter.
The laser cutter expands the possibilities in the manufacture of products. With this device, the students learn how to use the various manufacturing techniques and how to make a wide variety of products. (translated from German)
Michael Fichtner
With my 50 watt CO2 laser, I can cut and engrave materials such as wood, acrylic glass, glass, leather, etc. and thus make your wishes come true.
Of course, I would be happy to produce it for you with your lettering and logos.
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Andi Roth
Since November 2022 I don't use the machine for my work, but for my videos on YouTube. I have done many trials and tests to find the different cutting parameters and performance and now I have perfect knowledge of what I can and want to get from my machine.
Gerardo Arcoraci
I have always been a creative person who loves crafting and letting my creativity run wild. I love carving wood, glass, and slate. From small boxes to acrylic lamps to small collections, anything is possible. 60W and 70x50cm fit just right. With plenty of space in all directions, I can also work on larger projects.
Steve Opioka
Ideal for small to medium-scale digital fabrication projects, this CO₂ laser provides clean engravings and intricate cuts on wood, acrylic, and leather. Compact and user-friendly for home or studio use.
With a large 600 × 400mm workspace, this model supports larger components and batch production. Excellent for cutting layered parts, signage, and enclosures for prototyping or small business use.
The PRONTO 60 from OMTech 2.0 series offers upgraded engraving speed, efficiency, and safety. Enhanced features include dual protection for the front cover and waste bin door, maintaining its Class 1 safety rating.
OMTech's 50W fiber laser engraver, equipped with the Galvo-Tech system, offers precise marking at speeds up to 7000 mm/s. Ideal for engraving logos, barcodes, and personalized jewelry on metal and other materials with high accuracy and efficiency.
OMTech laser engravers seamlessly integrate with RDWorks, providing an intuitive interface and robust editing tools for precise design adjustments.
With support for LightBurn, users gain access to advanced control features, enabling detailed customization and efficient management of complex engraving tasks.
The compatibility with CorelDRAW allows for smooth import and creation of intricate vector designs, ensuring high-quality results for every project.
