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Who we are

Shelton's Laser Design is a family owned small business, local to the Tri-Cities area, in Northeast TN.  We offer custom engraving, from big name manufacturing companies doing high volume parts etching, to a single laser engraved item for a gift or keepsake.  If you have something in mind, but aren't sure exactly what you want, we can come up with some designs for you to choose from. 

/ Laser Cutting and Marking
/ Creative Design
/ Dye Sublimation

What we can do

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We can engrave verses, photos, logos.
We can cut thin wood, acrylic, paper, fabric.
We can mark parts and items.
We can use this process to add color images to tiles, shirts, keychains, etc.
We can sandcarve stones, etch glass, and even tiles.
We can cut vinyl graphics for cars, businesses and signs.
Do you need an idea for a gift, an event, or your business? Or just want to see more of what we can do?  Click the images below to see a gallery of each respective category. 

How to order

Contact us to set up a time to meet at our showroom/workshop in Johnson City, TN, or we can work through email, phone, or our social media pages if you'd prefer.  We can work with your items or materials, and we also stock some items such as tumblers and cutting boards. Let us know what design you would like engraved, and we can come up with options for you to pick from.  You may also email us your own artwork. We use CorelDraw (CDR) format, but we can import DXF and EPS files, and many other formats.  We will not engrave a logo or image that is copyrighted. ​When your order is ready, we will contact you to let you know. 

Materials that can be engraved, marked or cut

Our lasers are compatible with almost any material.  Wood, leather, acrylic and fabric will engrave, and thinner products can be cut. Some plastics will engrave or cut (but nothing that contains vinyl or PVC). We have engraved water skis, basketballs, and even candy. Glass can be laser etched, but we also have the capability to laser-cut a stencil and then sandcarve the glass.  We can also mark on most metals.