I don't have any machine :) I do the design for them and have some people that help me test. A lot of people have Glowforge but I heard that are cheaper and better alternatives, there are a few groups on facebook for laser cutting and glowforge make some research before you buy it.
I learned a lot in the last months about how to design the files for all those machines in the adobe illustrator so now I can do things like layered designs. I have to learn next how to do design that connects but there is a little different because the holes have to have same with as the material. If you decide to buy any laser machine let me know and I can send you some files to play around :)
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That’s awesome I will! Thanks for the tips. We know how expensive the Glowforge is so we aren’t going to jump and buy one yet hahah we find the Cricut expensive too so there’s definitely caution but one day we will get something like that!