At this event, Kari-Ann Stein, our Human Resources Manager, along with Ken Trenholm, our Demo Technician, and Matt Isaacson, our Sample Technician, spent the day alongside other prestigious Central Florida Manufacturers and Educational Institutions. Together, they dedicated their day to presenting the captivating career opportunities that the younger generation can explore in the world of manufacturing & technology as they set out on their journey to find a career.

The event served as an excellent platform for our team to engage with students, educators, and aspiring professionals, highlighting the diverse and innovative opportunities available within our industry. Kari-Ann, Ken, and Matt enthusiastically shared their expertise and insights about the laser industry while performing demonstrations on the LS-1420 and FM-Station, inspiring attendees to consider the rewarding pathways that await them in their future careers.

The best part of the event was seeing the smiles on those kids’ faces as they saw the machine start to engrave on the tumblers. They were truly mesmerized by what a laser could do, and I am glad I got to be a part of it

Ken Trenholm -Boss Laser Demo Technician

Kari-Ann shared her experience of working in the world of manufacturing with the students to give them a different perspective on what working in the manufacturing field can look like. “When you think of manufacturing, it’s not just about production, machinery, and warehouses. Roles like engineering, quality control, accounting, and customer support are also essential. I started at Boss not having a clue what lasers do, now I couldn’t imagine doing anything else.”

Participating in this event was a privilege, as we aspire to motivate today’s youth to explore the realm of manufacturing and discover the array of opportunities and possibilities that await them in their future careers.

Thank you to MACF and Donnie Casey for giving us a platform to share our passion for manufacturing while connecting with a variety of industry enthusiasts and future leaders.

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Why did Boss Laser go to Fabtech?

Every year, industry experts, novices, and enthusiasts look forward to one of the biggest events dedicated to metal forming, fabricating, welding, and finishing – FABTECH. Boss Laser went to Fabtech to educate and showcase our new innovations in Metal working and Fabrication, the machines we showcased were: LSR Hybrid, FC ACCUCUT, FC Fusion and LS 2440. Here’s a deep dive into what we brought to the event to showcase the innovation Boss Laser is adding to the industry.

What makes Boss Laser Machines Special?

Boss Laser Machines are designed and engineered in Sanford, Florida. We also utilize ISO:9001 Certification to ensure all of our laser systems are designed, engineered and systematically tested to confirm consistent power and precision. Every machine must pass a Quality Assurance Inspection before it ever leaves our production floor, and our process isn’t completeted after you receive your Laser Machine. We also provide lifetime tech support that ensures your machine is up and running year round, whenever you need help, Boss Laser will be there.

Who came to see Boss Laser at Fabtech?

At the recent FABTECH Chicago event, there was an overwhelming interest in Boss Laser machines including our LSR Hybrid and FC ACCUCUT that are pictured above. Over 160 attendees signed up to gain deeper insights into what these state-of-the-art laser systems offer. This interest underscores the growing significance of laser technology in the metal forming and fabrication industry. Boss Laser, known for its innovative and efficient laser solutions, is capturing the attention of professionals looking to elevate their operational capabilities. The large turnout not only highlights our growing influence but also indicates a broader industry trend towards the adoption of advanced laser technologies.

What questions did customers ask Boss?

What is the thickest aluminum/steel a Boss Laser FC ACCUCUT can Cut?

The Boss Laser FC ACCUCUT can cut up to .25 inch carbon steel.

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I started Tabletop Things about 5 1/2 years ago.  I play a lot of Dungeon & Dragons and I had a need for a miniature ship for one of our adventures.  I needed something practical for gameplay but also wanted it to look amazing.  My brother-in-law had a BOSSLaser and was kind enough to let me try it out, so I started designing my first ship in Adobe Illustrator.  It came out great and I was hooked, so I bought my first laser, the LS1420.  “Cut” to 5 years later I’m now selling all kinds of ships, tokens, dice boxes, terrain tiles and more for use in a variety of tabletop roleplaying games.

Our Process

I generally stick with hardwood, plywood, canvas, leather and occasionally acrylic.  When creating a product I try to make as many parts as possible on the laser.  Our ships and tokens use a combination of staining and laser engraving passes to create that multi-tone veneer-like style.

The Machines

I bought and sold the LS1420 and the LS1630, and currently own the LS3655.  Pre-Covid I was running all 3 machines all day long 5 days a week, but things are still slow to come back and I currently only have the need for the one big machine.  The thing I love most about BOSS is the customer service.  Every issue I’ve ever had was addressed in record time to keep me up and running.

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