Laser Cutting and Engraving
Short answer
Craftarea in Tbilisi combines laser cutting and engraving for shaped signs, wooden gift boxes and personalised items. Cutting defines the outline; engraving adds a logo, name or image to the surface. Send the material, finished dimensions and artwork with the cutting and engraving areas identified so the two operations can be quoted together.
Keep the cut outline and engraved design separate in the file. On a box, identify the panels and the face that should carry the logo; confirm whether assembly is included before production.
Key facts
- Selection
- Material and thickness
- Artwork and details
- Finished shape and dimensions
- Order information
- Separate cutting and engraving layers
Separate cut contours from engraved artwork
In a combined job, an outline is removed through the material while a logo or label remains on a face. Identify those operations separately and use a shared reference point. For a box or assembled sign, show which panel faces outward and where the engraved design sits after assembly; a flat layout alone can hide an upside-down or obstructed logo.
- Operations — Label cut, score and engrave elements separately; agree the file convention before production.
- Assembly — Show panel names, orientation, joints and the visible face in an assembly reference.
- Proof — Review the relationship between the cut edge and graphic, especially near holes, tabs and folds.
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