If you’ve worked with a laser cutter before, you might not find much new in [Maker Design Lab’s] recent post about getting started. But if you haven’t, you’ll find a lot of practical ...

Small and powerful laser diodes are getting cheaper and cheaper, and there are a few commercial products that give anyone the ability to cut paper and vinyl with a computer-controlled cutting machine.

The Epilog Laser Cutters use a high power CO2 laser for accurately engraving and cutting various materials. In the Maker Lab we have an Epilog Zing24 60 Watt laser cutter and an Epilog Zing24 40 Watt ...

While his main areas of expertise are maker tools -- 3D printers, vinyl cutters, paper printers, and laser cutters -- he also loves to play board games and tabletop RPGs. Expertise 3D printers ...

There is no doubt that the xTool S1 is capable of high-quality cutting and engraving. During testing it performed well with a ...

Laser cutting is the use of a high-powered laser to cut, etch and engrave your material. Access to a laser cutter and CAD software Lasers cut by burning through the material and are incredibly ...

The best laser printers on the market are the ones that consistently deliver pages of high quality at lower printing costs than the competition, without causing you headaches. I know because my ...

Here are the best cutting boards you can buy right now based on our comprehensive testing. Scroll on for our full in-depth reviews.

The best color laser printers are a great investment that can save you time and money compared to cartridge-based inkjet printers. Laser printers use toner, which lasts a long time, delivering a ...

Ahead, we'll break down each of the best cutting boards. Pros: Doesn’t easily show wear and tear, silicone corners keep it nonslip, features a small hole in the corner for gripping and sliding ...

Does it lead to long-term health benefits? And who should attempt a “cut,” anyway? Here, seven experts provide insights and tips on following a cutting diet. A cutting diet is a short-term ...

Chip Cutter is a reporter covering workplace, management and leadership issues in The Wall Street Journal's corporate bureau in New York. His stories often explore how work is changing today.