About Lazer Geeks
Started from one frustration: great designs are everywhere online, but clean, LightBurn-ready files are rare.
We make the artwork. You handle the settings — unless we’ve already tested them for your machine.
Every file is built as clean vector artwork and opened in LightBurn before we put it up for sale. We want to make sure it imports right, the geometry is clean, and you’re not buying a file that needs to be fixed before you can use it.
Settings are a little different. There are too many variables between machines, lenses, materials, and setups for us to throw out random numbers and call them good.
For some machines, we do have settings available to purchase. We only release them after we’ve tested them ourselves and know they give consistent, repeatable results. If we haven’t proven the settings work, we won’t sell them.
PMAG and wallet designs include an SVG and a LightBurn project file. Coin designs are either provided the same way or as a 16-bit depth map for 3D relief engraving — each listing will tell you exactly what’s included and whether tested settings are available.
Tested Clean
Every file is opened and run in LightBurn before it’s ever listed.
SVG + LightBurn
PMAG and wallet files ship as vector art plus a ready LightBurn project.
Depth Maps for Coins
Coin designs also come as 16-bit depth maps for 3D relief work.
I’m Jesse Bazan
I’m the owner of Holster Geek and LazerGeeks, and I’m also part of the Haotian team.
I’ve always been the type of person who likes to figure things out, build things, fix problems, and learn by doing. A lot of what I know came from trial and error, late nights, ruined material, bad ideas, good ideas, and just refusing to quit when something wasn’t working. That’s really how all of this started.
Holster Geek gave me a way to take what I enjoy doing and turn it into something real. Over time, that grew into laser work, custom products, design work, and eventually LazerGeeks.
LazerGeeks is a big part of who I am because I genuinely enjoy helping people in this industry. I don’t like the idea of keeping everything a secret just because someone else might be doing the same thing I’m doing. If I know something that can save somebody hours of frustration, wasted material, or money, I’ll usually help them out.
Being part of the Haotian team has also given me the chance to meet a lot of great people, work with some incredible equipment, and help others get more out of their machines.
Outside of business, helping people matters a lot to me. Over the years I’ve been able to help with fundraisers, benefit rides, veterans, first responders, autism events, local organizations, motorcycle groups, families, and other small businesses. Sometimes it’s donating something. Sometimes it’s making something at cost. Sometimes it’s just using my time, equipment, or knowledge to help somebody get something done.
I don’t do that for attention. I do it because I believe if you’re in a position to help somebody, you should.
I’m far from perfect, and I definitely didn’t learn any of this the easy way. I’ve made mistakes, wasted money, screwed up projects, and had plenty of nights where I questioned what I was doing. But I kept going. That’s probably the biggest thing that describes me.
I work hard, I try to treat people right, I stand behind what I do, and I’m always trying to get better. At this point, I’m not just trying to build businesses — I’m trying to build something people remember, something that helps others, and something I can actually be proud of.
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