A customer sent in a batch of Magpul Slim Line parts for a rifle he was building to have the multicolor Luauflauge pattern from our laser engraved PMAGs marked on them; it turned out great! Oddly enough, the pattern blends in shockingly well with the rockwork in their area… Using the customer’s parts to create […]
We’ve got a new pre-made art design option over in our shop, an orb weaver spider. Depending on the product, it’s available in multicolor with web background. Check out the samples below!
This multitool was done with the same settings as our recent Estwing hatchet project, with a two-tone engraving that really stands out against the stainless steel finish of the tool. Since this was a project for display / demo rather than for a customer we snuck our Liberty Tree logo into the center of the
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Here we’re doing some artwork / template test engravings on a police trade-in Gen 4 Glock 23 pistol slide (grip engravings to be completed later!). While the templates and artwork all lined up just about perfectly, the line distance hatch settings on the actual laser were wrong for the very first passes resulting in some
We wrapped up this project today and got the video posted: A USA-made Estwing camp hatchet laser engraved with the same acanthus leaf scroll pattern as our Kershaw Shallot knife project. This time the pattern was done in a frosted white finish with dark black edges and borders. The photos show it as gray due
Our first commercial advertisement is going live in the next couple days! This 30-second video ad was created for us as part of a news article research project in partnership with the US News & Business Report. It’ll primarily air to people in Washington State online and in various streaming services.
This was a quick weekend project to make a gift for a friend’s son who is starting Marine Corps boot camp soon. It’s a 40mm diameter brass coin with knurled edge, the front face uses the same artwork as our Marines Emblem slate coasters while the flip side of the coin is a photograph and
This one turned out pretty good! The artwork took about 5 hours (but is reusable for future projects) and the engraving itself took about an hour. The engraving was split into four sections due to the different focus heights needed for the body VS the blade, with a separate quick job for the pocket clip.
This design was just plain fun to make, and is a great example of how multicolored markings turn out on Magpul polymer (PMAGs in this case). This pattern is now available in our store on both Magpul PMAGs and MOE grips! Most people refer to this sort of process as “laser engraving”, but in the
It got put on the back burner for a while, but we finally have a store again on the website! Ready-made engraved products will be added periodically along with options for customized items. For completely requests where the customer has their own item engraved (personalized products, NFA / firearm engravings, etc) the best method is
