Domestic Laser Cutting and Engraving in the USA
Cut, engraved and finished in Atlanta, Georgia. No ocean freight, no surprise tariffs, no 1,000-piece minimums.
The cost of sending it overseas
Cheap per piece. Expensive every other way.
Tariffs that change overnight
A duty announced after you order can wipe out the saving that sent the job overseas in the first place.
Weeks on the water
Ocean freight and customs turn a two-day job into a two-month wait, and a delay at port stops your line.
Minimums you'll never use
Overseas shops quote 500 or 1,000 pieces. You needed twelve, and now the rest sit on a shelf.
Your design in someone else's hands
Every file sent abroad is a file you can't take back. Copies of good designs turn up for sale.
Quality you can't see until it lands
By the time you open the box and find the holes are off, the fix is another month away.
Answers a day later
A question sent at 3 pm is read at 3 am. Every change costs you a day.
Built here
Proudly cut and engraved in the USA.
Cut where you can drive to
Every part is cut, engraved and finished in our shop in Atlanta, Georgia. Pick it up yourself and see the machine that made it.
American workmanship
The person who quotes your part runs the laser, checks the fit and packs the box. No handoffs across an ocean.
Your dollars stay in the country
Your order keeps a Georgia shop running and buys from American distributors, not a factory you'll never see.
Small orders, same respect
One part or a hundred, priced up front. A $25 minimum, not a container load.
Offshore vs. Atlanta
Bring the part home.
- Lead time
- Atlanta2 - 3 business days, next-day rushOffshore4 - 10 weeks with ocean freight
- Minimum order
- Atlanta$25, any quantityOffshoreOften 500 - 1,000 pieces
- Duties and tariffs
- AtlantaNone. Nothing crosses a borderOffshoreCan change after you order
- Checking a first article
- AtlantaDrive over and hold itOffshorePhotos, then a long wait
- Your design files
- AtlantaStay in AtlantaOffshoreLeave the country
Straight about materials
All of the work happens here: cutting, engraving, finishing, checking and packing, in our Atlanta shop. We buy our sheet stock from American distributors, but some raw material is produced overseas; Baltic birch plywood, for one, comes from the Baltic region, as the name says. Need domestic-only material for a contract or a Buy American requirement? Tell us when you order and we'll source and document it.
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