LEARN ALL ABOUT Water jet CUTTING

LINK TO FULL ARTICLE We invited the engineering team at 3D Printing Industry (3DPI)—a respected independent publication—to review the WAZER Pro. Their review was conducted at Solid Print3D, our authorized UK distributor, giving 3DPI full access to the machine, our support, and real-world testing conditions. “The WAZER Pro may be compact, measuring just 856 x […]

Hanna Hastings is an independent contemporary artist who has been working in the medium of stained glass for 20 years. She opened Sand and Fire Works in Ontario, Canada and began sharing her designs on Instagram in 2019. As Hanna’s art garnered more attention, she found an ad for WAZER desktop and saw an opportunity. WAZER desktop […]

Fine-tuning your cut settings is key to getting the most out of your WAZER. Like any CNC tool, dialing in performance requires experimenting with variables until you find the ideal setup for your specific application. In waterjet cutting, it’s not just about selecting the right material. Your tab and lead-in settings play a crucial role […]

A.J. Foyt Racing was founded in 1965 by A.J. Foyt, one of the most successful and versatile racing drivers in motorsport history. Foyt, often referred to as “Super Tex,” is a four-time winner of the Indianapolis 500 (1961, 1964, 1967, 1977), and his team was initially created to support his racing endeavors.  “In this sport, […]

If you want to use WAZER but don’t know how to create digital designs, this is for you. The video above and the article below both demonstrate a reliable method for producing designs files compatible with WAZER waterjets when all you have is a hand-drawn sketch or an image sourced online.  What are vector graphics? […]

“It does what I wanted it to do. It cuts everything out. It cuts it out cleanly. So that’s how I got into the WAZER Pro.” Lance has been making swords and other weaponry since 1992, and Joan has been making copper roses and art for nearly as long. Together, they sell at renaissance festivals […]

Composite materials like FR-4/G10 and Carbon Fiber sheets are materials composed of layers of woven fibers reinforced with a resin, epoxy, or other solid polymer. When using a waterjet to cut these materials, they can often delaminate or separate. This delamination occurs during the initial “pierce” at the start of the cut. A great example […]

The team here at WAZER loves meat and loves making. So in honor of July 4th, 2025, we’re going back to the archive to share two moments, one five years ago and another nine years ago when we combined these two passions by using our desktop waterjet to cut meat into shapes that have never been grilled before. 

This article is designed to help users understand draft angles on WAZER Pro. It will first discuss why all waterjetting leaves a draft angle and describe the basic physics at play in during a cut.

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