Two-Point Precision

Happy Memorial Day! Let us not forget those that sacrificed their lives for us and honor those that continue to do so. ❤️🤍💙

Well, it's official...... things are full time!

Years of learning, practicing, networking with great people to mentor under, work experience, brainstorming ideas, learning the accounting side, building up the tool collection, planning with the family, registering with the township, obtaining the FFL, and so much more. In the outbuilding alone these past three years (with help from some great people) I have installed all new electrical, insulated the whole building, new roof, walls, ceiling, lighting, ventilation, dust collection, cabinets and work benches, and so much more.

Workflows, settings, and practice with: Cerakote, powder coat, 3D printing, 3D scanning, wood working, laser work, countless design projects, clients over several countries and continents, establishing stations and workflow in the shop, and so much more.

It's all come together and it is finally time.

This week a big chunk of the back logged work was caught up with. Next week things should be caught up fully and moving forward in several ways.

Expect to see a lot more consistency in posts, cool projects, and as always, reach out about any projects or work you might be interested in having done!

Lakeside Custom Printing LLC you will be hearing from us soon! Looking forward to getting our logo on some swag!

Alright … let’s have some fun with this.

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Seriously — let’s see how far we can push it.

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No catch. No nonsense. Just helping us get the word out.

We’ve built this thing from the ground up with the support of people like you, and bringing LCP into Brooklyn is a big deal for us.

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We may be slow to posting at times, but nothing is moving slow in the shop!

3D printers are one of the many things that have been running like crazy. Both fun and practical designs for clients, as well as continued organizational tools around the shop.

Cleat organizers, business card holders, wine bottle holders, gnomes for painting, standoffs/spacers, HueForge prints, keychains, and tons more.

Whether its a prototype to fit test, a functional part, something fun, or anything in between, we can help from concept to final piece(s).

Was approached about creating a frame to protect and display a very old sign that is fading, cracked, etc. The buildings new owner found this sign, which belonged to the first business in the building, in the attic.

Designed it in Fusion, cut on the ShopSabre CNC, and assembled. Two layers of acrylic sandwich the sign and foam strips provide cushion and compression to minimize risk.

Looking forward to seeing it displayed in the new business.

Great day in the shop.

Wrapped up doing Cerakote on some vintage BMX parts.

Got another dragon carving in the books. This piece is about 1.5" thick oak and 19x28"

Lots of 3d printing.

Prepped a TON of parts for the next couple batches of Cerakote.

And continued testing the new laser.

Some of the first pieces off the new laser. Lord of the Rings was the theme for the night.

Running lots of tests, playing with settings, testing the rotary, diode, and IR laser.

Beyond simple engraving, this opens the door for etching metal, incredibly detailed images in a wide range of material, super fine Cerakote and powder coat removal, and even advanced designs in Cerakote by effecting the coating without removing.

Lots of added capability out of this little laser. Much more to come!

Twas a busy flurry of commotion by the citizens at the local news stand this evening! What could it be?! Who could be involved?! Is there already great reason to be excited about 2026?! By golly I must find out for myself!

On a serious note, very grateful to live in a welcoming small community. Upon hearing about getting everything officially approved through the township, the local paper reached out to include an article about Two-Point Precision.

Countless hours, emotions, big financial steps, renovations, learning, networking, patience, and so much more has gone into building a proper base. All signs ppint to 2026 being a major year for progress with the business.

Thanks to all those who have contributed so far, and looking forward to working with many more!

Now let's get a telegram to gam gam!