About Us
Laser Engraver Services
At Fire Light Laser, we are dedicated to providing our customers exactly what they want, when they want it. Estimates
and proofs
are standard practice and are no additional cost.
We like to take your ideas
and run with them and produce engraving solutions for awards, gifts, signs, name badges and other needs.
We primarily use a laser engraving system but also have a "traditional" mechanical rotary engraver. This allows engraving into the surface of metal, one of the few things our laser can't do.
Because of our location, we can typically receive items from most of our vendors within 24-30 hours.
We are willing to try engraving items or material not known to be hazardous or produce low-quality results.
Please call or email to discuss your projects!
Jim Collins - Founder and Owner
After a long career in the high-tech world of semiconductors, Jim started Fire Light Laser. His knowledge of computers and graphics, electronics, engineering and experimentation are used daily. A 27-year resident of Buda, Texas, Jim is active in Boy Scouts, Kyle Area Chamber of Commerce
and is on the Board of Directors for the Buda Area Chamber of Commerce. His most recent trip with his Scout troop was to Philmont
in New Mexico for a 65 mile backpacking that turned into 90-ish miles. (not his fault)
Jennifer Perry - Office Manager
Jennifer's experience in organizational management keeps FLL running smoothly. She greets customers with a hearty "Hi! How are you?!" which brightens everybody's day. An award-winning volunteer, she also in her 17th year of overseeing the Hays Youth Soccer Association.
Joi Holcomb - Art Director
Joi brings an extensive background in computer graphics and design and is learning to bend the laser to her will. When not here, or working her own business ArtofJoi.com, she can usually be found on or near a horse or 2 at Scissortail Hill Equestrian.
Noah Clemens - Production Supervisor
(Newest member of the Krusty Krew.)
A near-graduate in Art, Noah spent months employed in the "Mill" at Texas State working with laser engravers, CNC router systems and 3D printers.
Stay tuned for more developments in these areas!