9 Layers. Two Materials. 12 Hours. One Big Question — Did It Work?

9 layers. Wood AND brushed mild steel combined into one piece — something nobody has done before ?. 12 hours of machine time, a custom metal frame, and one very big question. Did it work? And more importantly… can a hobby actually pay for itself doing this? Right then — let's chuck it in and see what happens. 🔥 YCR CutWorks — finding out if you can make a real living from a laser cutting hobby. Real numbers, real mistakes, real results. For Business Enquiries contact : Steve@ycrcutworks.co.uk Check out our products: www.ycrcutworks.co.uk Main channel: @yorkshirecarrestoration Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ All Music From Epidemic Sounds. www.epidemicsound.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #lasercutting #makerbusiness #hobbytobusiness #metalart #lasercutter #ycrcutworks Create stunning multi layered art using laser cutting techniques. Watch how birch wood, plywood, and mild steel combine into a detailed cityscape panel. This project demonstrates the full process of creating laser cutting art from initial design to final assembly. It is perfect for makers interested in combining mixed materials like wood and metal to produce high-end architectural art. You will see how to prepare birch wood and plywood sheets, operate the laser cutter for intricate detail, and construct a custom frame to house the piece. Following these steps allows you to build professional-grade wall decor using accessible laser cut wood components. By layering different thicknesses of material, you can add significant depth and visual interest to your woodworking projects. This tutorial explains the assembly techniques needed to ensure a clean, gallery-quality finish for your own laser cutting metal and wood creations. Subscribe for weekly woodworking projects and fabrication tutorials, and comment below if you want to see more architectural art designs.