As long as you temper your expectations, there’s plenty of material to cut with your 40 watt CO 2 laser or at least engrave—just not glass; that’s a tough one. Or is it? According to ...

[Dan Royer] explains a simple method to engrave/etch on both sides of a material ... You begin by taping down your work piece on the laser bed. Draw a symmetrical shape around the job you want ...

When you think of interior design, it’s easy to imagine the usual suspects—furniture, colours, and textiles. But glass ...

Laser cutting is the use of a high-powered laser to cut, etch and engrave your material ... acrylic plastics as well as on some metals and glass. It's useful to remember that it's possible ...