A water jet uses a highly pressurized supersonic stream of water, often mixed with an abrasive material like garnet, to precisely cut through materials. It uses no heat, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The water jet can cut virtually any material, including metals, stone, glass, ceramics, and composites. For softer materials, like some plastics, a water-only jet is used.

Yes. Scrap materials are collected and recycled, and the garnet abrasive is a natural crystal that can be reused for other purposes. The water is also recycled. 

We offer a wide range of projects, from custom furniture and cabinetry to intricate artistic pieces, architectural accents, signs, and prototyping.

Yes. We prefer receiving CAD files, but we can also work from other files, sketches, or drawings. A designer on our team can help you finalize your concept. 

Our waterjet and CNC router will both accommodate a work piece that is 5 feet by 10 feet.