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Build your own wall clock from wood and acrylic. Nine designs, beginner-friendly, finished in about 30 minutes — turn time into a piece of wall art you made yourself.

Every laser project generates piles of intact wood and acrylic offcuts, most of which end up discarded. We aim to give these leftover panels a brand-new artistic life.

More than a capsule machine. It's a playful experience filled with surprises, smiles, and memories.

More than a vase — a small piece of modern color you build yourself. Translucent acrylic layers into a soft gradient in the light. Add a test tube for flowers, or let it stand on its own.

Three laser-cut mechanical wall clocks combining layered gears, Roman numerals, and steampunk details into unique functional wall art pieces.

This is a series of wooden animal table lamps made by laser cutting, which includes a total of five animal shapes: puppy, kitten, bunny, fox, and fawn.

A compact organizer that transforms with a simple twist. Instantly reveal neatly arranged compartments for tools, hardware, crafts, and more.

The green banker's lamp from every old movie desk — now built by you. Cherry wood, a deep-green shade, and a warm Edison glow. Back to the 1980s — one piece you make yourself.

A modular walnut desk organizer you build piece by piece — swappable boxes on smooth rails, quick-release trays, a gear phone stand, a lock box. Warm wood, real mechanics, hardcore and useful.

A DIY lamp built from iridescent acrylic that washes your room in slow curtains of aurora color. Build it yourself and bring the Northern Lights home — no flight to Iceland required.