CNC routing and laser cutting for experiential builds
Precision cutting in our own shop, for builds that have to go together on a show floor at 2am and look perfect under lights. Send us a file, or a whole project.
CNC routing and laser cutting turn a digital file into exact physical parts. A job shop cuts parts. We cut parts for experiential builds, which means they have to arrive square, assemble fast under load-in pressure, and hold a finish that reads clean on camera.
What we cut,and what for.
Nearly every experiential build has cut parts at its core. These are the ones we run most.
Cut, built,installed.
Builds with our cut parts at their core, in full color.
What our shopcan handle.
The things that actually decide whether your parts work, and the questions worth asking any shop before you send a file.
What wecut.
Tell us what the part has to do and we will tell you which material and which machine suits it.
What tosend us.
Send whatever you have. If it is not cut-ready, we will make it cut-ready rather than send you away.
Cut partsin real builds.
Projects where precision cutting carried the build.
From fileto finished part.
Six steps, whether you send one file or hand us the whole project.
Why experientialcutting is different.
Because a part that is technically in tolerance can still be wrong for a build that has to go up overnight.
Experiential agency
What happensnext to the cut.
Cut parts rarely travel alone. These are the shops they move through next, all in the same building.
CNC & laserquestions.
Vector files and 3D models both work. If all you have is a sketch or a PDF, send it anyway. Our design team can draw it up rather than sending you away to find someone who can.
Closed paths, real-world scale, and clear material and thickness. If any of that is missing we fix it or tell you exactly what to change, before the machine runs, not after.
Yes. Plenty of clients send us files for parts only. We also take it further if you want, sanding, sealing, painting, or assembling before it ships.
Plywood, MDF, acrylic, foam, composite panel, and more. If you are unsure whether your material suits routing or lasering, tell us what the part has to do and we will recommend the right one.
It depends on the queue, material, and finishing, so we give you a real date when we see the file. If you are up against a load-in, say so early and we will tell you honestly whether it is doable.
Routing removes material with a spinning bit, so it handles thicker stock and 3D contours. Lasering burns a narrow, very clean edge, which suits thin sheet and fine detail. Most builds use both, and we pick per part.
Need morethan cutting?
Every capability lives in the same building. Explore the rest, or hand us the whole project.
Have a fileready to cut?
Send us your files and we'll come back with a real timeline and price. No files yet? Send a sketch or an AI render and we'll draw it up.