Architectural model making
Laser cutting and engraving of wood, cardboard and plastic parts. With a laser you can create detailed 3D models, house models, presentation, competition and functional models.
How can a laser cutter be used in architectural model making?
In both architectural model making and toy models, you can easily laser cut and engrave the smallest components. Fast and precise laser cutting of materials including textiles, plastic, wood, veneer, MDF, PMMA, cardboard, paper, foam, polystyrene, film, acrylic, plastic and much more is possible.
Designs are drawn as normal in a CAD or graphics program. The laser cutting machine works with maximum precision and cuts your components for detailed building models, model railways, true-to-scale reproductions of various constructions or architectural models. You can use the parts immediately without post processing – and without burrs, dust or swarf. Laser cuts are precise and clean.

What advantages do laser machines offer in architectural model making? A comparison of technologies.
What you can do with a laser in model making.
How to calculate the cost of using a laser machine.
When acquiring a laser cutter for schools or Makerspaces, the investment costs need to be broken down in terms of both users and service life. These examples show how to calculate the costs of using the laser so that the costs are covered.
Investment and operating costs are included in the calculation.
Which laser cutters are suitable for architectural model making?
The Speedy series offers precise cutting and the ideal solution for creating 3D models. Cutting acrylic, wood, paper or textiles is effortless.
