Get the most out of your fiber laser
For shops new to fiber and operators leveling up. Safe operation, parameter tuning, nesting, and maintenance — so you cut faster, scrap less, and keep everyone safe. Onsite, or remote by screen-share for the software and parameter side.
What you'll learn
Faster cycle times, fewer scrapped parts, and operators who know the machine cold.
Session options
Operator Onboarding
Shops that just bought (or are about to) and need people productive and safe fast.
$2,000 – $4,000/day
Onsite day-rate + travel · add seats
- Safe operation + software/CAM
- Parameters by material & thickness
- Documented parameter library
- Maintenance, gas & optics care
- Operator quick-reference + checklist
Remote Coaching
Software, parameters, nesting, or a specific problem you can solve over a screen-share.
$150 – $250/hr
Remote · 2-hr block $275–$450
- Live screen-share session
- Software / CAM / nesting help
- Parameter tuning by material
- Troubleshooting + a written recap
Production Optimization
Already running, but leaving speed, quality, or yield on the table.
$2,500 – $6,000
Fixed fee · 1–2 days
- Audit of parameters & nesting
- Optimized sets to cut cycle time + scrap
- Workflow recommendations cut-to-next-op
- Before/after benchmark report
Common questions
We just bought a fiber laser. Where do we start?
The Operator Onboarding day. We get your people safe and productive fast, build a documented parameter library for your materials, and avoid the expensive habit of scrapping sheet while everyone learns.
Can you train us remotely?
Yes — software, CAM, nesting, parameters, and troubleshooting all work great over a live screen-share. The hands-on machine setup and laser-safety side we do onsite, but a lot of the dialing-in can happen remotely.
Our laser runs, but it's slow and we scrap a lot.
That's the Production Optimization engagement. I audit your current parameters and nesting, tune them, and hand you a before/after benchmark so you can see the cycle-time and yield gains.
Is fiber-laser PPE different from welding shades?
Yes — and it matters. Fiber lasers need wavelength-specific eye protection, not welding shades. Getting safety right is part of every session, and it's non-negotiable.
Dial in your laser
New machine or a tune-up — tell me the make, model, and your goals.
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