Each unit is scratch-built, using laser-cut fiberboard for parts like the spool and frame, thin PVC stock for the flip cards, and CNC-cut vinyl for the letters ... into the wood to provide ...

Fortunately, the gift for Valentine 2025 can be purchased online and, as always, Amazon is the point of reference for many ...

Save the date for #ThisIsTucson's third annual market featuring 100 vendors, food trucks, live music and more on Feb. 22 in ...

Hidden in unexpected areas, they shine a laser at passing cars registration ... everyone on the roads but it is not nice getting a letter through your door when you didn't spot the van and find ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...

New Yorker and womenswear designer Kim Shui leans into the menswear business, part of her growth as it is revolutionary in ...

Featured art includes oil, acrylic, pastel, mixed media, inks and watercolor paintings along with laser-cut wood, fabric and sculptural pieces. This family-friendly event is free to attend.

As long as you temper your expectations, there’s plenty of material to cut with your 40 watt CO 2 laser or at least engrave—just not glass; that’s a tough one. Or is it? According to ...

I am outraged the Trump Administration is taking steps to make the U.S. weaker in the world. On January 24, the Administration issued a “Stop-Work Order” for all existing programming funded by ...

London’s luxury hotel spas have come into their own, offering so much more than basic massages and simple house facials.

This order not only irreparably harms global health and U.S. foreign relations but has also cut thousands of American jobs and has destroyed crucial health research conducted in these countries.

Honestly, it should be a tool of foreign policy, anyway. I don’t like the thought of people losing their jobs, but if we are cutting the fat from the government budget, it makes sense for this ...