User Story

I started my journey as a simple woodworking enthusiast. I loved the process of creating something beautiful from a plain piece of wood — but I also wanted more precision, speed, and creativity. Everything changed when I bought my first Longer Ray5 10W laser engraver.

My Journey from Woodworking Hobbyist to Laser Engraving Entrepreneur

From the moment I started using it, I was hooked. The Ray5 opened up a completely new world for me — cutting, engraving, and experimenting with new materials. What started as a weekend hobby quickly became a daily passion.

But as my projects grew, I realized I needed more power and efficiency. That’s when I upgraded to the Longer B1 40W, and honestly, it was a game-changer. The cutting speed and accuracy of the B1 were on a completely different level. It allowed me to handle bigger projects faster, which made my workflow more professional.

Soon, I added the IR 2W replacement laser head to my B1 so I could engrave on metal as well. With this upgrade, my creative limits expanded once again — from wood and acrylic to aluminum and stainless steel.

From a Small Studio to a Real Business

At that point, I knew this wasn’t just a hobby anymore. I founded my small business — Woodhobby Gunter Naudts.

I moved my setup from my woodworking studio to a spare room in my house. I built two custom laser enclosures with air extraction to keep the space clean and safe, installed racks for materials, and organized my tools efficiently.

I transformed my Facebook and Instagram into business profiles and launched my own website.  Even though I didn’t build a full webshop, it became a place for clients to discover my work and get in touch.

Key Takeaways:

• You need space for stock, work, and meeting customers — make your workspace look professional.

• Build a solid online presence. A clean website and polished social media profiles make a big difference.

• Use high-quality, realistic photos and error-free captions — professionalism builds trust.

Bringing My Lasers to Fairs and Events

One of my goals was to bring my passion directly to people — to engrave on site and share the excitement of laser crafting. My first fair was an important milestone.

I took my Longer B1 in its enclosure to the event. It worked great, but it took up too much space and wasn’t fast enough for live engraving. That experience made me realize I needed something smaller and faster.

That’s when I discovered the Longer Nano Pro 12W during its Kickstarter campaign. At the same time, another brand launched a dual (diode + fiber) laser, and I hesitated. But I decided to stay loyal to Longer because their support and product quality are top-tier.

For the same price as the competitor’s model, I bought the Nano Pro 12W plus a separate fiber laser from another brand (since Longer doesn’t make fiber lasers yet) — and added a portable air filter.

Key Takeaways:

• Don’t fall for fancy marketing — buy tools that do the job reliably.

• Focus on durability and functionality, not just looks.

• Be clear on your business goals before investing.

Engraving On-Site: Connecting with People

Now, when I go to fairs, I bring my Nano Pro 12W and fiber laser — both compact and fast enough for live engraving. Customers love watching something come to life on the table.

While waiting for visitors, I often engrave scrap materials just for fun. It attracts attention, sparks conversations, and leads to new customers. People love seeing creativity in action.

Key Takeaways:

• Playing is learning — experiment with your tools daily.

• Speed matters at fairs — nobody wants to wait 30 minutes for a keychain.

• Limit choices — show 10 fonts, not 100. Simplicity helps people decide faster.

• Talk to people. Every conversation can lead to future business.

Collaboration and Growth

I also collaborate with other local makers. For example, I create wooden bases for glass artists, and cake toppers for a local bakery. These partnerships help us both grow — their customers discover my work, and vice versa.

I’m currently reaching out to other local businesses such as flower shops, real estate agencies, and craft stores to expand my network.

Key Takeaways:

• Partner with complementary businesses — it’s a win-win.

• You can reach new customers without expensive advertising.

Building a Professional Workshop

Many first-time visitors are surprised when they find out my studio is inside a regular home. But once they walk into my dedicated laser room, they understand it’s a real workspace — with four lasers, racks of blank materials, and neat displays of finished products.

What I love most is when a customer walks in with an idea. We brainstorm together, adjust the design, and — if time allows — I engrave it while they wait. Watching their idea turn into reality is always a magical moment.

Key Takeaways:

• Keep your workspace clean and organized.

• Communicate openly — help clients visualize their ideas.

• Stay professional — people notice every detail when they watch you work.

Looking Ahead

For now, Woodhobby Gunter Naudts remains my side business, but my dream is to make it my main job someday. My goal is not to rush but to grow steadily, upgrade equipment when necessary, and most importantly, have fun while working.

Laser engraving gives me both creative freedom and technical satisfaction — a perfect blend of art and precision.

If you’re considering starting your own laser engraving journey, my advice is simple:
Start small, learn constantly, and grow with passion. And if you want reliability, Longer laser engravers are a great place to begin.

My journey into the world of laser engraving began about three years ago, when I started my first job at an institution managed by the local government. It was a special workplace that hired only disabled people like me. At first, I was simply helping a colleague handle sheets of plywood — his hands were too weak to position them correctly under the laser cutter.

1. A Humble Beginning

That machine was huge, an 80W CO₂ laser engraver, and I was fascinated by its precision and power. Over time, I learned more and more about how it worked. After a few months, I became the main operator in the company, managing the laser engraver on my own. It was an amazing feeling — I could finally show what I had learned and see tangible results every day.

Working under time pressure didn’t scare me. In fact, I loved it. We produced all kinds of products from plywood, such as phone drawers, boxes, and custom signs. Each project taught me something new, and I knew this wasn’t just a job — it was the start of something bigger.

2. A Leap Toward Independence

After two and a half years in that company, I felt it was time to change something in my life. I wanted freedom — to make my own decisions, manage my own time, and build something from scratch. The biggest motivator, of course, was also financial independence.

That’s when I decided to start my own small business. I invested my savings in my very first laser engraver — the LONGER Ray5 10W.

The day it arrived, I was full of excitement and nervousness. Setting it up, learning the software, experimenting with materials — everything felt new again. But soon after, my first few orders came in: engraved pictures, small decorative boxes, and a few custom gifts made from 3mm plywood.

When I earned my first money from those orders, I felt an incredible sense of pride. It wasn’t just about the income — it was proof that I could do this on my own. That moment gave me the motivation to keep improving, learning, and growing my business.

3. The Christmas Rush — and a New Challenge

By October 2024, I started preparing for the Christmas season — one of the busiest times for any maker. I designed new products such as wooden baubles, lanterns, and ornaments, all made from 3mm plywood. In early November, I received a few small orders for lanterns, and I used my 10W machine to produce them.

However, within just a week, the number of orders exploded. Suddenly, I was working 12–14 hours a day trying to keep up, and I realized that my 10W engraver alone wouldn’t be enough to meet the demand.

That’s when I made one of the best decisions in my business journey — I bought a LONGER Ray5 20W.

The difference was immediately noticeable. The stronger laser cut faster and more precisely, allowing me to handle twice the workload. My lanterns became my top-selling product, and by using both my 10W and 20W engravers together, I was able to complete all orders on time before Christmas.

When the last order shipped out, I finally had time to breathe — and count my earnings. The total profit for the season was about $500, a milestone that made all those sleepless nights worth it.

4. Reinventing and Upgrading

After the New Year, I decided to reinvest my earnings. I purchased an air assist system for my 20W Ray5, and it completely changed the game.

The cutting quality improved dramatically — cleaner edges, no burn marks, and much smoother results. Even better, the cutting time was nearly twice as fast. I realized that small upgrades can make a big difference in productivity and product quality.

5. Expanding Sales Channels

As my confidence grew, so did my customer base. Most of my sales came through my Facebook fan page and various maker groups. I also received direct messages from people who knew me personally and wanted custom pieces.

But I wanted to reach a larger audience, so I started planning to list my products on Allegro, one of the biggest online marketplaces in Poland. I believe this will help me expand faster, reach new customers, and generate more consistent income.

For now, I sell both offline and online, and every sale — no matter how small — reminds me why I started this journey in the first place.

6. Preparing for My First Exhibition

This year marks another exciting step — my first maker exhibition. I’m preparing new and unique items: bamboo pens, plywood eggs, and even engraved slate tiles.

Recently, I’ve been experimenting with glass engraving — it’s not perfect yet, but I’m learning and improving. My next goal is to master engraving on metal bottles and thermal mugs, as I believe expanding the range of materials will open new markets and opportunities.

Every experiment, even the failed ones, brings me closer to mastering the art of laser engraving.

7. Lessons Learned and Advice for Beginners

If I could give one piece of advice to anyone starting their journey in this amazing world of laser engraving, it would be this: Never give up.

When I started, I made countless mistakes — I burned through piles of plywood sheets because I used too much power or moved too slowly. But every mistake was a lesson.

One of the most useful tools I discovered is the Material Test feature in LightBurn software. It allows you to test different power and speed settings to find the perfect parameters for your material. You can also find ready-made material settings for free on the LONGER website, which is extremely helpful for beginners.

For me, engraving is no longer just a job — it’s a lifestyle. It’s about creativity, precision, and freedom. Watching an idea come to life through a beam of light still amazes me every single day.

8. Looking Ahead

Today, I continue to grow my small business with big dreams. My goal is to turn my workshop into a professional engraving studio, expanding both my skills and my product line.

From my first 10W engraver to managing multiple machines and preparing for exhibitions, every step has been a challenge — but also a reward.

If my story proves anything, it’s that with passion, persistence, and the right tools, anyone can turn their hobby into a thriving business.

And for me, that journey started with the LONGER Ray5 laser engraver.

For Leon Leskovar, creativity has always been more than a pastime—it’s a way to make people smile. What began as a simple love for crafting and personalized gifts gradually evolved into a meaningful small business, powered by passion, precision, and the right technology.

From Passion to Purpose

“Our journey began with a simple love for crafting and personalized gifts,” Leon shares. “What started as a hobby soon turned into a small business, fueled by positive feedback and growing demand.”

Leon and his team wanted to create items that hold emotion and meaning—wooden keychains, pet memorial plaques, and custom engraved gifts that tell a story. Instead of chasing mass production, they focused on quality, creativity, and attention to detail.

Why They Chose the LONGER B1 40W

When it came time to choose a laser engraver, Leon turned to LONGER B1 40W for its power, accuracy, and reliability.

“We chose Longer lasers for their precision and reliability, allowing us to create unique engraved items with confidence,” Leon explains.

With 40 watts of laser power, the B1 delivers the cutting strength needed for thick wood and durable materials—while maintaining the fine engraving detail that makes every piece unique. It’s the perfect balance for creators who value both performance and craftsmanship.

The Emotional Side of Laser Engraving

Among all the projects Leon has completed, one stands out vividly—a custom memorial plaque for a customer’s beloved pet.

“They sent us a blurry photo and a short message, hoping we could make something nice,” Leon recalls. “We spent hours adjusting the image, testing settings, and perfecting every line.”

The result was a touching, one-of-a-kind piece that captured the pet’s spirit perfectly. When the customer received it, they were moved to tears—and so was Leon’s team.

That experience showed them the deeper power of laser engraving: it’s not just about precision—it’s about preserving memories and creating something emotionally lasting.

A Little Humor Along the Way

Of course, not every engraving day is serious business. Leon laughs when recalling some fun experiments:

“We once accidentally engraved a mirror while testing power settings—thankfully it survived! And yes, we even tried lasering a banana just to see what would happen. Spoiler: it smelled weird, but it worked!”

These light-hearted moments remind Leon and his team that creativity is also about exploration and play—pushing boundaries just to see what’s possible.

Building a Brand Around Meaning

Today, Leon’s small business continues to grow steadily, creating personalized, meaningful gifts that connect with customers across different occasions—birthdays, weddings, memorials, and more.

Each product is designed, engraved, and finished with care. For Leon, the LONGER B1 40W isn’t just a machine—it’s a creative partner that empowers imagination and craftsmanship.

“We’re not aiming for mass production. Our focus is on quality, creativity, and making people smile through meaningful, handmade products.”

💡 Leon’s Takeaway for Aspiring Creators

“Find joy in the process. Every engraving tells a story—sometimes it’s a laugh, sometimes it’s a memory. But every project teaches you something new.”

A Spark of Creativity, A Legacy of Emotion

Leon’s journey with the LONGER B1 40W beautifully illustrates how technology and artistry can come together to create something truly personal.

From crafting keepsakes to preserving memories, his story is a powerful reminder that behind every engraved line lies a story worth telling.

📍 Featured Tools & Resources

• Laser Engraver Used: LONGER B1 40W

• Materials: Wood, Metal, Acrylic

• Business Name: Leskovar Design Studio (Independent Maker)

• Location: Croatia

For many creators, great things start with curiosity—and that’s exactly how Milos Dojcinovic, founder of MD Laser Works, began his journey. Living in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Milos didn’t plan to start a business at first. He simply wanted to create custom wooden gifts that carried personal meaning.

Turning Curiosity Into a Creative Business

“I wanted to offer something personal,” Milos shares. “Items you can’t just find in regular stores—custom keychains, wooden boxes, cutting boards, and souvenirs that hold memories.”

What started as a hobby soon transformed into a small but growing home-based business.

Choosing the Right Tool: LONGER Ray5 20W

After researching different laser engravers, Milos discovered the LONGER Ray5 20W, a powerful yet beginner-friendly laser engraver that perfectly matched his needs.

“Even without a background in this field, I was able to start from scratch. The Ray5 made it easy to learn, and Longer’s online community helped me grow even faster.”

With 20W of laser power, precise engraving accuracy, and intuitive software compatibility, the Ray5 20W allowed Milos to turn creative ideas into reality—from detailed engravings on wood and slate to custom-made décor and personalized gifts.

The machine became more than just a tool—it was the foundation for Milos’s creative independence.

Building MD Laser Works

Milos began creating small batches of custom pieces for friends and local customers. His designs quickly gained attention for their craftsmanship, personalization, and meaningful touch.

Today, MD Laser Works operates as a small home-based business serving the local community, with annual revenue between $3,000–$5,000 USD—and growing steadily.

Each order represents more than just a product—it’s a story, a moment, a memory brought to life through laser engraving art.

The Joy Behind the Craft

For Milos, success isn’t measured only by numbers. It’s about the freedom to create, the joy of learning, and the connection between maker and customer.

“The Ray5 gave me the confidence to explore, make mistakes, and improve. Every project teaches me something new.”

From his first wooden keychain to large custom cutting boards, each piece reflects his passion for craftsmanship and creativity.

💡 Milos’s Advice for New Laser Engraving Beginners

“Start simple and be patient. Don’t expect perfection from day one—laser engraving has a learning curve. Join user groups, explore different materials, and most importantly, understand your market. Creativity opens the door, but consistency is what keeps you moving forward.”

A Spark That Keeps Growing

Milos’s journey with the LONGER Ray5 20W proves that with the right tools, community, and determination, anyone can turn a spark of curiosity into a meaningful creative business.

From hobbyist to entrepreneur, his story is an inspiration to every maker who dreams of bringing ideas to life—one engraving at a time.

📍 Featured Tools & Resources

• Laser Engraver Used: LONGER Ray5 20W

• Software: LightBurn, LaserBurn

• Materials: Wood, Slate, Acrylic

• Business Name: MD Laser Works

• Location: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Jose Tomas Santos Alonso of PESCA CRUXEIRAS, S.L. began 3D printing as a hobbyist with no prior experience. With the LONGER LK5 Pro, he started small, learning through trial and error. Over time, he scaled up from 5 cm prints to towering 1.7-meter sculptures. His journey reflects passion-driven growth, where every project becomes a step forward. Supported by a reliable machine, Jose proves that with patience and persistence, even the biggest dreams can be built layer by layer.

French maker Olivier Choteau transformed his lamp design ideas into a thriving handcrafted brand using the LONGER B1 40W. With no prior laser experience, he learned through trial, community support, and consistent practice. The B1’s cutting power and large workspace allowed him to create high-quality, engraved wooden lamps and decor. From his garage, Olivier now fulfills paid orders and continues growing Grav’décobois — proof that creativity, precision tools, and dedication can spark real success.

Patrick Broeker’s maker journey began with a YouTube video and grew into a creative routine powered by the Ray5 10W. From custom slate coasters to wall art, Patrick uses laser engraving not just to craft beautiful items, but to explore, experiment, and connect with a wider community. His story is a celebration of curiosity, growth, and the joy of making.

For many of us, pets are more than just animals; they are family members who bring joy, companionship, and unconditional love into our lives. When John Smith from Austin, Texas, learned that his friend Mike had lost his beloved dog, Buddy, he wanted to find a way to keep Buddy's memory close to Mike every day. That’s when he decided to use his Ray5 10W Laser Engraver to create a personalized keepsake for his grieving friend.

John had always been impressed by the precision and versatility of his Ray5 10W laser engraver. With a working area of 450x440mm and a laser wavelength of 450nm, it was perfect for a variety of projects. He had previously used it to create custom wooden signs, intricate jewelry pieces, and even detailed artwork. This time, he wanted to create something truly special – a keychain featuring a photo of Buddy.

Using the advanced diode laser technology of the Ray5 10W, which offers a fixed focus of 50mm and a laser spot size of 0.1x0.15mm, John was able to engrave a detailed and lifelike image of Buddy onto a wooden keychain. The machine's powerful 10W output, combined with its capability to cut through various materials like plywood and acrylic, made it ideal for this delicate task.

John carefully selected a high-quality piece of leather and began the engraving process. The Ray5's fastest working speed of 36000mm/min ensured a swift yet precise operation. As the machine worked, John watched in awe as Buddy’s image came to life on the keychain. The engraving was so detailed and lifelike that it felt as if Buddy was right there with him, his soulful eyes and joyful expression perfectly captured in the leather.

When John presented the keychain to Mike, the look on his friend's face said it all. Tears welled up in Mike's eyes as he held the beautiful tribute in his hands. "This is incredible, John," he said, his voice choked with emotion. "It’s like having a piece of Buddy with me always. Thank you so much."

Mike's reaction was heartwarming. He ran his fingers over the engraved image, tracing the lines of Buddy's face. "I can't believe how detailed it is," he whispered, a tear rolling down his cheek. "It's perfect. This means more to me than you'll ever know."

John shared his story and a photo of the engraved keychain with us, saying, "This keychain means the world to me. It’s a daily reminder of the wonderful times I had with Max. The Ray5 laser engraver made it possible to create something so meaningful and personal. I'm grateful for this technology and the memories it helps preserve."

John's story is a touching reminder of the powerful connections we share with our pets and the ways we can honor their memory. The Ray5 10W Laser Engraver's precision and versatility allow users to create keepsakes that capture the essence of their beloved companions, preserving their legacy for years to come.

At Ray5, we are deeply moved by stories like John's. They remind us of the powerful connections we share with our pets and how our products can help keep those memories alive. If you have a story to share or a project you've created using LONGER product, we would love to hear from you. 🐾❤

The LONGER fan who submitted this story is from Florida, USA. As Father’s Day approached, Sarah found herself searching for the perfect gift for her father, James. James had always been a man of simple pleasures and deep passions. A retired firefighter, he had spent his life saving others, risking his life in the process. Now, in his golden years, he had discovered a new passion: woodworking. His garage had transformed into a workshop, filled with the scent of pine and the sound of saws and sanders.

Sarah had heard about the LONGER Laser B1 40W laser engraving machine and thought it might be the perfect addition to his workshop. She imagined him using it to add intricate designs and personal touches to his creations. Without hesitation, she purchased the machine, excited to see his reaction.

On Father’s Day, Sarah presented the gift to her father. His eyes lit up with childlike wonder as he unwrapped the box. "A laser engraver?" he exclaimed. "I've always wanted one of these!" James immediately set it up, eager to test its capabilities. The Laser B1 40W featured diode laser technology with a powerful 40W optical output. It boasted a working area of 450x440mm, perfect for larger projects. James marveled at its fixed focus of 50mm and the incredibly fine laser spot size of 0.1x0.15mm, which promised detailed and precise engravings.

Sarah watched as her father began engraving their family name on a wooden plaque. The machine operated smoothly at an impressive speed of 36000mm/min. James was thrilled to discover that the Laser B1 could cut through 20mm plywood and 25mm Paulownia wood in a single pass, and even handle materials as tough as 0.15mm stainless steel. The precision and ease of the machine evident in every detail.

Over the next few weeks, James became a master of the laser engraver. He created beautiful, personalized gifts for family and friends: customized cutting boards, engraved picture frames, and even intricate wooden jewelry boxes. Each piece was a work of art, a testament to his skill and the machine's precision. The engraver's 34-bit motherboard and X Y-axis limit switches ensured accuracy and reliability in every project.

The machine's versatility was further enhanced by its compatibility with various devices and software. James found the LaserGRBL software easy to use on his Windows computer, while Sarah showed him how to use LightBurn on her macOS laptop. The LaserBurn app allowed him to control the engraver from his phone, making the process even more convenient.

But it was one particular project that truly showcased James's heroism and creativity. One day, Sarah came across an old photo album filled with memories of her father's firefighting days. Inspired, she approached him with an idea. "Dad, why don't you create something to honor your old firehouse? Something that captures the spirit of your team and the sacrifices you all made."

James was touched by the suggestion. He spent days designing a tribute plaque. He carefully engraved the names of his fellow firefighters, along with the emblem of their firehouse and the dates of his service. The Laser B1 allowed him to add intricate details and a level of personalization that made the plaque truly special.

When the plaque was finished, James and Sarah took it to the firehouse. The current team gathered around, admiring the craftsmanship and the heartfelt tribute. Many of them had heard stories of James and his bravery, but seeing the plaque brought those stories to life in a tangible way.

As they hung the plaque in the firehouse, James's eyes welled up with tears. "This is for all of you," he said, his voice filled with emotion. "For all the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve. It's a small token of appreciation for your dedication and sacrifice."

The Laser B1 40W laser engraving machine had not only given James a new hobby but had also allowed him to leave a lasting legacy. It brought him closer to his past and connected him with his community in a profound way. Sarah couldn't have imagined a more perfect Father's Day gift.

Every time James used the engraver, he was reminded of the love and thoughtfulness behind Sarah's gift. It wasn't just a machine; it was a tool that empowered him to express his gratitude, creativity, and love for his family and community. This Father's Day, consider giving the gift of the Laser B1 40W laser engraving machine—a gift that empowers fathers to create, honor, and leave a legacy etched in time.

LONGER Fans Share: Anna Nielsen's Laser Engraving Journey - Turning Waste Plastics into Art to Help the Planet

Anna Nielsen, from the heart of the Nordic countryside, embarked on a unique environmental mission. Instead of traditional methods, Anna sought to harness the power of laser technology to breathe new life into discarded materials and pave the way for a more sustainable future. Armed with her LONGER RAY5 10W laser engraving machine, she set out to revolutionize waste recycling in her community.

Anna's journey began with a simple yet profound realization: that discarded materials could be reborn as works of art with the help of laser engraving technology. For Anna, the decision to invest in the LONGER RAY5 10W was a deliberate one, driven by her desire to find innovative solutions to the pressing environmental challenges facing her community. With its powerful cutting capabilities and precise engraving features, Anna saw the potential of the LONGER RAY5 10W to transform discarded materials into works of art, breathing new life into waste and inspiring others to adopt more sustainable practices.

Armed with her RAY5 10W, Anna set out to breathe new life into forgotten objects, turning discarded wooden pallets into stunning pieces of wall art adorned with intricate designs etched with precision and care. Anna into the realm of plastic recycling, she experimented with engraving delicate floral motifs onto discarded plastic bottles, transforming them into captivating pieces of decor that showcased the beauty of upcycling. From upcycling wooden pallets into stunning pieces of wall art to transforming discarded plastic bottles into eco-friendly decor, Anna's creations captured the imagination of her neighbors and sparked a newfound appreciation for the beauty of recycled materials.

With each new project, Anna pushed the boundaries of her craft, exploring new techniques and materials to bring her vision to life and inspire others to join her in her quest for sustainable creativity. Each piece told a story of resilience and renewal, capturing the essence of Anna's creative vision and her commitment to environmental sustainability.

But Anna's impact extended far beyond the confines of her workshop. Every week, she loaded her tricycle with her latest creations and made her way to the local market, where she found a receptive audience eager to embrace her unique blend of artistry and environmental consciousness. From eco-conscious consumers seeking sustainable alternatives to discerning art collectors drawn to Anna's one-of-a-kind creations, her products found a home with a diverse array of customers, each one a testament to the power of creativity and sustainability.

Today, as Anna reflects on the past two years, she marvels at how far she's come and the impact she's made and she share this story to us. With her RAY5 10W engraving machine as her trusted companion, she continues to push the boundaries of artistic expression, inspiring others to join her in reimagining the world one engraved masterpiece at a time. And as we receive Anna's story and looks to the future, LONGER knows that our user’s journey is far from over, as LONGER fans continue to explore new possibilities and pave the way for a more sustainable and creative world.

In conclusion, Anna's laser engraving journey is a shining example of the transformative power of creativity and passion, as well as the potential of laser engraving technology to inspire positive change in the world. With each stroke of the laser, Anna continues to make a difference, leaving an indelible mark on the planet and inspiring others to do the same. At LONGER, we're proud to support environmentalists like Anna on their quest for a greener, more sustainable world, and we invite you to join us in embracing the power of laser engraving technology to make a difference in your community and planet.