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CNC-Machined L-Shaped Oak Blocks with Laser Marking

Small solid oak blocks are CNC-machined into an L-shaped profile and laser-marked on top. Separate photographs show CNC-carved birch plywood with ink-filled lettering and rear LEDs, and laser marking on natural wood veneer over MDF.

Rows of small L-shaped oak blocks beneath a laser machine, with marked and unmarked upper surfaces
CNC-machined oak blocks positioned for laser marking on their upper surfaces.

These small blocks are CNC-machined from solid oak into an L-shaped profile, then laser-marked on their upper surfaces. They are made as components for shop displays and small information displays.

Laser marking on repeated oak block shapes

The main photograph shows rows of matching blocks beneath the laser machine. Some upper faces carry the marking while others remain unmarked. The block shape, grain direction, artwork and marking position can be specified for the intended use.

For a related solid wood project, see the CNC-machined and laser-engraved oak coasters.

Square birch plywood sign with dark carved lettering and orange light visible behind the panel on a workshop bench
A separate birch plywood sign with CNC-carved, ink-filled lettering and rear LED lighting.

A separate birch plywood sign with rear lighting

This square sign uses birch plywood with CNC-carved lettering and ink applied to the carved areas. LEDs fitted behind the panel create an orange glow around its edges in the workshop photograph. It is a separate example of carved plywood and rear lighting.

Large numerals, text and horizontal dividing lines laser-marked across a natural wood veneer surface over MDF
Laser-marked information arranged across a separate veneer-finished MDF panel.

Laser-marked natural veneer over MDF

The MDF panel in this separate example has a natural wood veneer finish. Large numerals, text and horizontal divisions are laser-marked across the broad surface to organize the information.

See the veneer-finished MDF history board for another information display, or browse the custom goods portfolio.

Discuss a wood machining and marking project

Share the finished size, quantity, intended use and artwork or a reference drawing. Include the required block shape, grain direction and marking position. Discuss your project.