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After several months of fine-tuning our process, we are launching today as Lasergist. Lasergist is easy laser cutting for designers, engineers and anyone who ca
by jimant 11y ago
After several months of fine-tuning our process, we are launching today as Lasergist. Lasergist is easy laser cutting for designers, engineers and anyone who can use Adobe Illustrator or Autocad. And we managed to make it cheap. AND provide free worldwide shipping. And it's 100% made in europe by Japan-made lasers (Mazak) and German/Swedish Stainless Steel.
We are launching with a special 30% discount for HN! Just use the coupon HNSPECIAL
- LeeUmm 11y agoLooks great. A heads up though. On your discover page under the 'process' section, the design guideline link goes nowhere.
- jimant 11y agoThanks!! Let's fix this right now.
- jimant 11y agoChanged! Thanks for the heads up.
- tombrossman 11y agoYou should probably add HTTPS too, especially for the account login page. Since you are using CloudFlare you can add it for free and this is best practice.
- jimant 11y agoNoted and 100% agree with you. We'd go for Comodo most probably but we'll have a look at cloudflare too!
- iancarroll 11y agoLet's Encrypt launched; you can get free 90-day certificates automatically: https://letsencrypt.org/ https://letsencrypt.org/
- swah 11y agoGreat execution. You could just provide a bunch of samples that people can order right away! The designs in your photos, common names/signs...
- jimant 11y agoThat's a great idea! We can sure do this quickly.
- patrickfl 11y agoMaybe for people just looking to do plain text / fonts that can't do design in illustrator / CAD make a text box?
- jimant 11y agoMaybe a few stencil fonts would do the job but common fonts wouldn't work because of letters like R, P, etc. Noted however, sounds like a cool addition.
- matmann2001 11y agoYou don't see too many Mazaks in Europe. Where are you guys based?
- nona 11y agoJust a thought, but maybe it'd be nice to allow people to (optionally of course) mark their uploads as "OK for public use" – using a CC license or something. This way other visitors can see and maybe choose from a gallery of earlier designs. Even nicer would be if people could get a small discount in return…
- knicholes 11y agoThis is what cookiecaster.com does, and it's awesome.