AtomStack A70 Laser Review

Over the years, I’ve built a laser portfolio that includes layered wildlife art, custom signs, and sculptural wood decor—each piece cut, assembled, and finished in-house. My Laser-Made Home Decor collection sells for hundreds of dollars, reflecting the craftsmanship and laser precision I demand.

That level of detail is why the AtomStack A70 Max is the only laser I trust in my woodshop.

I chose the A70 Max because it cuts real hardwood cleanly, even stacked assemblies. Its focus is stable and repeatable—perfect for the kind of intricate layered pieces I build, like my 16 Point Buck or Dragons in Love designs. It also integrates seamlessly with LightBurn and fits directly into my digital workflow without a learning curve.

You can see the results for yourself in my eagle relief signs and layered dragon sculptures. These aren’t just demos—they’re real, sellable pieces that customers love and display in their homes.

If you’re a shop maker doing layered wall art, a custom decorator needing precision, or a craftsperson working with thicker hardwoods, this laser has the power, speed, and consistency to level up your work.

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All the pieces in my laser portfolio were created using this setup. If you want help picking materials, planning layers, or tuning LightBurn settings, just reach out. Happy to share what works in the shop.