Unique, custom designs rendered by laser and CNC router.
I’ve recently started to learn to use resin in conjunction with wood in various projects. One of my first attempts is this olive wood and blue resin cribbage board. Olive wood has a beautiful grain and when combined with the blue resin makes a spectacular finished product. The cribbage board has a solid and enduring feel so I’m sure that this board will be a centre of enjoyment for many years. I use resin from MagicResin.ca – it’s odorless in use and finishes crystal clear.
First time etching a metal coffee flask. This is a 16oz black vacuum flask by HydroFlask.com customized with the owner’s name and a deer graphic. Very happy with the quality.
Wood case designed especially for the DnD enthusiast. Keeps a complete set of dice including a D2 plus room for extras. Case bottom has a slot for use as a phone stand and the lid is a nice dice rolling area. The D2 area can also be used to hold a miniature. Tracking sheets allow you to keep track of critical player stats. The case is 5″x5.5″x1.5″. Various wood species are available. Customization is possible as well.
Laser cut pastel acrylics on a wood base. The wood base was carved on my CNC router from a scrap pine shelf piece.
Made for a friend from a repurposed futon frame. Solid maple. She makes beautiful quilts.
Dollar store wood rolling pins laser etched with a design to allow embossing of cookie dough, pie dough, ceramics and of course play-doh. Laser etched on my CO2 laser with a rotary attachment.
Standard three handed 121 point cribbage boards made from live edge hardwoods. With inset magnet lid clasp peg storage. I received a number of charcuterie board ‘seconds’ as payment for another job I did. While maybe not up to standard for a charcuterie board, they make beautiful cribbage boards. The holes and peg storage were CNC milled. The peg storage lid was laser cut from 1/8in acrylic.
These are for market vendors to readily display their contact info and payment options to customers. They feature custom QR codes and spots for their Square readers.
Stand made for a local market vendor includes QR codes for social media and includes a spot for a Square POS device. I used magnets to mount the main sign to the base to allow flat packing of the stand. Aspen 1/4in base material, cherry veneer for the Square stand and maple veneer for the main sign. All laser cut and engraved.
Display stands made for a local vendor for honey lip balm. Each is made from a small piece of 3/4in live edge wood – not sure of the species – maybe osage orange for one of them. Laser etched detail on the top and then hand drilled holes for the lip balm cylinders.
