LEARN ALL ABOUT Water jet CUTTING

See how a small waterjet can solve problems in your shop and make you ready to tackle any job that comes your way.

Many customers use their WAZER waterjet for unexpected needs, when the WAZER happened to be just the right tool for the job.

Cutting intricate shapes in glass was almost impossible. Now, glass artists find that WAZER’s waterjet technology makes it easy to cut any shape, fast and with virtually no breakage.

The WAZER small waterjet is more than just a high quality, purpose-built machine. It’s also about service: what happens after the sale.

What started as a hobby has grown into 2nd business for glass artist Cathy Minyard.

Barbers and collectors across the country are now contacting her and ordering not just one, but sometimes even six or more globes at a time.

The guys at Make it Extreme are at it again. See how they use their experience and an array of tools, including a WAZER small waterjet, to transform a clunky electric commuter car into a firebreathing racer.

See how captains of industry prefer a small waterjet for aviation, cutting materials quickly and affordably for production and prototyping.

The brand-new Becker County Museum is host to an amazing display of modern manufacturing technology, with an entire floor dedicated to science. The museum is quickly becoming the pride of Minnesota, and they have produced a video to share their mission with the public.

De-risking designs and finding failure points before production begins is critical to the success of any project.

The guys at Brothers Make have been collecting DVD cases and shredding them down into recycled plastic stock for their latest projects. This video is their take on a stained glass window, but using plywood and recycled plastic instead.