Technical workshop / Atlantic Canada

From blank material to a piece worth keeping.

Laser engraving and CNC woodworking for the things that deserve more than a stock finish. Bring us your idea, your object, or your artwork — we will make it in the workshop, one commission at a time.

Made to orderShips across CanadaCorporate batches
FIG 01 / FIBRE LASER
Line drawing / laser path schematic
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The workshop behind the work

Two machines. One careful finish.

The process is technical where it should be and personal where it matters. We cut the structure, etch the detail, and finish every piece before it leaves the bench.

Technical view of a laser engraving bed working on a wooden pieceCAP-01 / WORKSHOP MEDIA

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Laser engraving

A fibre laser etches text, line art, and gradients into wood, leather, anodised aluminium, and coated steel. Detail to roughly the thickness of a human hair, on the first pass.

Technical view of a CNC router cutting a wooden serving pieceCAP-02 / WORKSHOP MEDIA

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CNC woodworking

A small-format CNC router handles structural cuts — curved edges, slots, blanks, and the geometry behind every hardwood build — before the part gets hand-finished.

A few starting points

Common builds. Uncommon details.

These are pieces we ship often or build by brief, with the current starting point shown on each card. If your idea is not on the list, that is exactly what the custom-order brief is for.

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Viking medallion coin

Three-inch solid yellow brass, laser-engraved on both faces with your rune, monogram, or motif. Ships with a solid display stand.

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Engraved cups

Powder-coated and stainless tumblers, engraved with a name, a year, or a one-line message — popular for bridal-party gifts.

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Keychains

Blank gold or silver coin blanks, front-and-back laser-engraved with logos, coordinates, or a short sentiment.

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Bathtub caddies

CNC-cut hardwood caddies, finished by hand in stain or natural oil. Sized for a standard soaker tub.

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Memorial Stones

Hand-carved memorial stones shaped around the story, location, and substrate — with the layout approved before carving begins.

FIG 02 / CNC ROUTER

Same brief. Different toolpath.

How a commission moves

Clear from first sketch to final check.

No mystery handoffs. You know what is being made, which material it is being made from, and which file gets approved before the machines start.

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Send the brief

Tell us what you are making, how many pieces you need, and when you need them.

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Approve the proof

We confirm feasibility, materials, pricing, and the file that will reach the machine.

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Make it at the bench

CNC cuts the structure, the laser adds the detail, and the finished piece gets a hand check.

For teams, milestones, and bigger runs

Corporate orders that still feel made for someone.

Closing gifts, team challenge coins, branded coasters, and 200-piece tumbler runs: we quote the batch, approve one proof, and keep the engraving consistent across the whole order.

One approved artwork file Consistent engraving across the run A plain-language quote and timeline
Start a corporate brief
ORDER CLASS / BATCHOne brief.One proof.One finished run.See past workshop builds

Your idea is the next drawing

Bring us the object, the artwork, or the blank page.