Unique, custom designs rendered by laser and CNC router.
Leather case for a Kobo Elipsa. This Kobo model has a stylus so I incorporated a stylus pocket into the design and the stylus also serves as the enclosure latch. Designed in Lightburn and laser cut and etched with the owner’s email address under the flap for lost return.
These items were produced at the request of a friend marrying into the Campbell Clan. The crest is the Campbell Clan crest. I also laser etched 12 glass champagne flutes.
This is a folding dice tower with dice arena. It’s about 150mm (6in) tall and will accommodate most normal sized D6-D20 die.
Designed in Lightburn and laser cut from 3mm materials – clear or tinted acrylic, cherry veneer plywood and/or walnut veneer plywood. I can customize these towers with your character or team name or logo.
This guitar themed clock was commissioned as a gift by a dear friend for her son.
The pine wood base was produced on my CNC router. The clock face elements were designed in Lightburn and laser cut from 3mm acrylic and wood veneer.
I made these for display at a local farmer’s market. The markers are about 180mm long and have a cutout with different popular herbs. I made a laser cut/etched display stand as well. Made from 3mm plywood.
The idea of this ruler is that it can easily be slid into knitting projects such as mitts, hats and socks to measure size. The smooth finish of the laser cut acrylic edges ensures no snagging on yarn fibers.
Produced from 3mm acrylic plastic. I can make them from coloured acrylic, longer for bigger feet or narrower for baby projects, with customizations such as your favourite knitters name, etc. My favourite knitter has my foot size laser etched on her ruler.
I’ve made laser cut/etched names tags for various local businesses. I can incorporate your company logo and add other customizations such as unique shapes, employee name and title, etc to make them stand out. The examples below were made from bamboo plywood and cheery veneer plywood. I also have cedar, walnut and maple veneer plywood and two colour plastics – blue with white lettering, etc. A magnetic clasp is usually preferred.
This is a three sided tablet stand made from scrap cardboard. Depending on the orientation you can have three different viewing angles for your table. Holds most phones and up to 12″ tablets.
Designed in Lightburn. Cut from 1/8in scrap cardboard and then glued together using craft glue. I made these a few years ago and several have been in constant use in our hose – they hold up surprisingly well. I have a few units available for sale and could make more if needed for about $5 each.
These are cute little rare earth magnet backed devices to hold needles for cross-stitch projects. Laser cut and etched from 3mm plywood. Designed in Lightburn.
