While incredibly capable machines with some extremely cool software, both Glowforge models you could buy last week were designed for either industrial or commercial environments.

Glowforge laid off more employees after an investment round fell through recently at the Seattle-based maker of 3D laser engravers, the company confirmed to GeekWire.

Glowforge raised $20 million in an extension to its Series E funding round. (Glowforge Photo) The news: 3D laser printer startup Glowforge raised $20 million as part of an extended Series E round ...

Cutting lasers are powerful tools, but they're also quite expensive. The 45-watt Glowforge Pro, for instance, costs nearly $6,000—and even that's less than most commercial options from companies ...

Glowforge ended its 30­day crowdfunding campaign on Saturday, October 24th with a total of $27,907,995 in pre­orders for its 3D laser printer. With th ...

The core idea powering Glowforge, which has been in relatively stealthy development since Spring last year, is to supercharge the maker movement with a machine that will allow designers to quickly ...

Glowforge Pro is for those wanting a largescale laser cutter that anyone can use, and it's suitable for keen crafters, small businesses, and educational facilities.

Importantly, Glowforge isn’t limiting its cutters to these Proofgrade materials. Doing so would, presumably, lead to quite the uproar.

The Glowforge Pro is a flexible, professional-quality laser cutter with a material feeder that can accept work pieces of any length.