LaZercut

i needed some glass jars engraved, and had only a vague idea of ‘maybe some celtic lettering?’. robert had a myriad of choices for the lettering, and also suggested a border in a celtic knot pattern that elevated the engraved jars to artwork.
his attention to detail, his work ethic, and his creativity are impressive, and the finished product is just beautiful. to take someone’s nebulous idea and come up with exactly what was wanted (and not known) is a skill i certainly don’t possess, and i can’t imagine not consulting with him again on any pieces i need done. i’m sure they’d be far beyond anything i might dream up…

If you are lucky, you sometimes run across a tradesman who is constitutionally incapable of producing anything short of 100% of their own high standards. Robert Austin, who is LaZercut, is one of those few.
I had the good fortune recently to have Robert make a sign for a trade show exhibit, a rush order lasered onto a less-​than-​perfect piece of wood we provided. Robert went far above and beyond to make sure the final sign was as good as it could possibly be given the limitations of our material. Anyone who knows wood understands each piece is unique and fickle, which makes it all the more remarkable that Robert refused to cut corners and just churn something out.
Trust me– whatever Robert charges for his services will be less than what they are worth, and you won’t be disappointed.