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WAM V2.5 has arrived, bringing new tools that help you plan, adjust, and document your cuts without leaving WAM. You can now visualize your material stock on the cut bed to confirm your layout fits, make basic design modifications on the fly, and export a PDF summary of your job setup for your shop or […]

Registration for WAZER Waterjet classes at the Glass Craft & Bead Expo (GCBE) in Las Vegas open October 14, 2026, at 10:00 AM Pacific Time! From March 31 through April 3, 2027, WAZER will be offering eight hands on WAZER 101 classes, alongside four specialized workshops taught by experienced glass artists. For just $100, WAZER […]

In this independent review of waterjet technology, Dr. D-Flo uses WAZER Pro as his desktop machine to demonstrate cutting across a range of materials. He discusses its results, setup, and operating costs while comparing waterjets with laser and plasma cutters and examining larger industrial systems. WAZER Pro was provided for the video, but the review […]

Building a projectile capable of surviving launches at nearly 200 mph meant every part of Michael Rechtin’s design was under scrutiny, including the fins that keep the rocket stable in flight. The original fins were 3D printed from plastic and worked well enough for early testing, but they remained one of the more vulnerable parts […]

At WAZER we continuously explore ways to use our water jets beyond simply cutting parts out of raw materials. One application is modifying existing parts or adding new features that require precise, repeatable positioning. By combining a custom fixture with the Wazer Pro locating jig, parts can be consistently aligned for cutting. This ensures accurate […]

Camel City Glass is a talented glass artist. She was running into a problem that many talented artists are lucky to have. Too much demand and not enough time to make all the art. Now WAZER Desktop is helping her scale up while keeping prices affordable for her audience.

The latest WAM (V2.0) update is here. This WAM build encompasses a substantial codebase rewrite and supports both WAZER Desktop and Pro machines.

Gas Monkey Garage approaches SEMA builds differently than long-term restorations. The 1970 Chevelle, known internally as the “Sinister Chevelle,” was conceived as a compressed, high-pressure project destined for the SEMA Show floor. From the beginning, the build was defined by a hard deadline rather than an open-ended design phase. Major systems were being finalized while […]

Pask Makes is known for taking on long, detail-heavy builds that sit somewhere between fine craft and mechanical problem-solving. His past projects range from precision metalwork and furniture builds to tooling, jigs, and one-off experiments that often involve teaching himself an unfamiliar process from scratch. In this case, he opens the project by stating plainly, […]

For Meanwhile in the Garage, the knife project shown in this video was not about producing a finished product or starting a new line of tools. It was used as a way to shift their workflow from hand cutting to a digitally driven cutting process while leaving the rest of their fabrication methods intact. The […]