Above, left, is a component from a foundry that was originally made from cast steel.  The part is worn and cracked in some places and needed to be replaced.  Custom Laser took the original and reverse engineered it and then water jet cut the blank from 3.5" aluminum.  It will now go out to be machined before the replacement is put back into service.

The Electric Tower in Buffalo, NY has recently undergone a complete renovation.  Iskalo Development subcontracted a good portion of the metal cutting to us, including railing segments, medallions, and other accent pieces.  To see more click here.

Above is a memento we cut and marked for an architectural firm to present as gifts at the ground breaking of a train station.  The 1/270th scale silhouette of the building was laser cut from 20ga stainless steel, brush finished in house, and then laser marked.

This is a decorative plate that will be plated in 24 carot gold and then attached to the front of a designer hand bag.  6 different designs were manufactured in limited quantities.  Custom Laser was given hand drawn artwork, which we scanned and then formatted into an AutoCAD drawing.  The piece was cut from 24ga stainless steel. 

This is a map of the world that was cut from 16ga stainless steel for a custom furniture builder and metal worker in Williamsville, NY call Neoteric Custom Creations.  It is mounted to the wall and measures almost 96" long.  To learn more about Neoteric, click here. 

Here is an Aluminum Mounting Bracket that was waterjet cut from 4" Thick Aluminum.  To cut the entire bracket took over 40 hours of continuous cutting time. 

This is a prop wrench for a WWII B-17 Flying Fortress Military Bomber.  A museum in Geneseo, NY asked us to custom make a new wrench to remove the prop because the original wrench broke and new ones aren't available.  Custom Laser used the broken pieces as a template to fabricate a new one for them.