Exact Cut, Inc.

04/01/2021

Brass leaves for a lighting fixture.

04/01/2021

We are excited to share that one of our customers, Wm. Longyard, found fame recently. He landed a guest appearance on TV in February. The Winston-Salem resident talked about the English wheel on MAV-TV’s show "Full Custom Garage." We help out William with his projects from time to time. We cut the grille on the car that is featured on this photo. Bravo to William Longyard!

William Longyard’s childhood love of history and building things deepened as he became an adult.

03/04/2021

Here's the latest metal sign that we cut for our customer, Rehab Builders.

02/17/2021

Sometimes when we're cutting, a delicate touch is needed. This metal cake topper is a perfect example.

02/17/2021

With our help cutting the car grille, this car will be restored to its former glory. 😀

08/25/2020

If you're ever at Cary Greenways, look for these stunning bollards that are far from ordinary. They are unique design creations by Erik Beerbower. We cut the metal leaves sitting on top.

08/25/2020

This splendid glass side table is exquisite. We can't take our eyes off it! 👀
We cut the glass top not knowing it would be transformed into another beautiful creation by Jeffrey Barbour.

07/30/2020

Metal leaves. Another cool design by artist, Erik Beerbower. We are excited about seeing the final piece. We know it will be something out of the ordinary. 🌿😀

07/09/2020

Here are just some of the amazing flavors that Oscar makes for Big O's Italian Ice! Try some!

07/09/2020

Last week we had a big send off for our 3-year employee, Oscar, by enjoying his Italian ice. Oscar decided to be self-employed under the company name Big O's Italian Ice by concocting some delicious dairy-free Italian ice filled with fresh fruit. Find him on FB or Instagram and try some of his incredible Italian ice. You'll be glad you did. 😀

07/09/2020

Oak City Church is only a little over a year old. We are privileged and honored to cut some signs for them.

07/02/2020

A team of Duke University engineering students have spent the past 15 months building and testing the world's fastest electric monowheel. We were there in the beginning to cut the parts that became the monowheel. The team, consisting of 3 engineers and 1 cinematographer, originally planned to break the Guiness Book of World record in April, but it was postponed due to COVID. For now, they are building awareness for their work and they hope to attempt to break the record later in 2020. Help us cheer them on! 😀