The beam as an instrument of creation
In a woodworking shop, the laser is not just a gadget. It's an autonomous instrument, capable of tracing, engraving, or cutting with a precision unmatched by the human hand. However, it all begins the same way: a drawing, a line drawn on paper, an idea sketched by hand. Once projected onto the screen, this drawing transforms into a path of light. It's no longer simply a movement, but a meticulously programmed code that the machine executes without deviating by a millimeter.
Between precision and the pleasure of creating
I use it to personalize certain projects, create templates, sometimes to cut veneers for marquetry, or even to create precise designs on custom pieces. And also, for the simple pleasure of creating small decorative objects: silhouettes, shapes, pendants...
This is not the core of my work, but a space for freedom.
With the right protective gear, it's also a fun way to introduce children to digital design and computer-aided manufacturing.
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From drawing to light
The laser is changing the way we design. It allows us to move from a hand-drawn idea to a perfect execution. It bridges the gap between the free gesture of drawing and the rigor of digital technology. In my workshop, this alliance opens a new horizon: that of a craftsmanship where precision doesn't stifle poetry, but rather enhances it.