Laser cutting as a business. Just leather, laser and some confidence.

Lasers Created With Laser
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Laser cutting as a business. Just leather, laser and some confidence. Maybe a good opportunity for a k40 laser and a controller :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Some nice work there. Where is this at?

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@Joe_Kyle this at the San Mateo makerfaire. Would highly recommend to visit this once in your life😊

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Sure would like to be there, on my list for someday. Been to makerfaire in Detroit and New York, but not out west yet.

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Cool looking hats, are they yours? And if so do you have a URL?

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@Richard_Vowles i wish they were. I just attended the makerfaire

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Are you cutting the leather? How do you deal with the smell? I’ve got a decent wallet making hobby but haven’t had luck cutting leather with my laser. However, I have had lots of success making acrylic templates to help in hand cutting and stitching.

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@Jeff_Johnson I just make the drop in controllers for the K40. I have cut some leather and indeed the smell is awful. These guys had a charcoal filter and we’re outside on the Makerfaire.