Hybrid CNC mill + fiber laser for independent Canadian jewellers.
Your existing staff can run it by the end of day one.
In a typical shop, it pays for itself in under 18 months
from engraving work you already have.
Book a demo at your store
45-min live session. Real jobs. No obligation.
Janus combines a full CNC engraver and a fiber laser in one bench-scale machine. Clamp the piece once, see the artwork on the built-in camera, and let it run both passes in a single job.
No re-fixturing, no guessing at alignment, no walking across the shop to a second box.
Used to be two setups or an outsource job.
Used to mean mailing the interior out or tying up a second machine.
Used to mean saw-cut blanks plus a separate laser pass.
Every time you ship a job out or set it up twice, you pay in time, stress, and margin.
Inside-ring engraving on an engagement ring. Customer wants a date, a name, a line from their vows. You bag the ring, ship it out, wait up to two weeks and hope the font is right. The outsource house takes about $100 for a job Janus does in roughly four minutes.
~$35 setup + ~$1/letter · ~$100 floor per ring · Weeks vs ~4 minutes
Every piece below was made on Janus. Material, process, time, and a typical ticket are listed.
Wedding band inside-ring engraving
14K rose gold
CNC milling
~4:00 run time
Typical add-on: $90–$140 CAD
Medical bracelet with name + condition
10K yellow gold bracelet
Laser engraving
~2:00 run time
Typical add-on: $40–$60 CAD
Photo-engraved steel dog tag
Stainless steel
Laser engraving
~5:00 run time
Typical add-on: $35–$85 CAD
Fine-detail deep engraving stud earring
Stainless steel
Laser engraving
~6:00 run time
Typical add-on: $45–$75 CAD
Gold milling + Titanium Inset crest
18K yellow gold + titanium
CNC Milling + Laser engraving
~12:00 run time
Typical add-on: $145–$475 CAD
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If they can run your POS, they can run Janus.
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Every Janus purchase includes a full-day on-site master class. Not a webinar. Not a PDF. Stygvir’s team comes to your store and trains your existing staff on your jobs, with your materials, until they can run production unsupervised. No new hire, no ‘CNC specialist’.
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We don’t teach you what the buttons do. You’d figure that out in an afternoon. We teach you how to get results: which feeds and speeds work on 14K yellow vs. 316 surgical steel, how to fixture a wedding band so the interior engraving lands centered every time, how to set up batch runs so your sales staff can queue 10 dog tags between customers.
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Part of that training covers modern AI image-to-engrave workflows, tailored specifically for Janus. Not generic AI art, but engravable vectors with clean linework at the right detail for metal. Your staff learns a simple recipe to go from a customer’s phone photo to a ready-to-engrave file in one session.
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If your team isn’t confident by the end of day one, we stay until they are. Our time, not yours.
▸ Full-day, on-site masterclass included with purchase.
▸ Sales staff can operate it, not just a technician.
▸ AI image-to-engrave workflow included.
▸ Ongoing support post-training.
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That’s who runs it. Next question is where it fits.
Janus replaces a dedicated CNC engraver and a dedicated fiber laser in a single bench-scale footprint. At just 55 × 60 cm, it sits on the same size bench as your polishing motor.
You know who runs it and where it fits. Next question is how fast it pays for itself.
Yes. Wedding bands, engagement rings, signet rings. The rotary vise holds the ring while the laser marks the interior surface. A typical inscription on a gold band is about a four-minute job once it's fixtured. We'll do this live on your demo.
If you sell it, Janus almost certainly engraves it. Gold (10K through 24K), platinum, palladium, silver, stainless steel, titanium, brass, copper. On the demo, tell us what you work with most and we'll run those materials.
Yes. Flat bracelets go in the flat clamp. Rings and bangles go in the rotary, which handles both inside and outside surfaces. If you've got unusual pieces, show us photos before the demo and we'll confirm fixturing options.
If your staff can run your point-of-sale, they can run Janus. You import or choose a design, pick the material from a dropdown, place it using the camera view, and press start. No G-code, no coordinates, no CAD degree.
Most shops are running paid jobs by the afternoon of the training day. We train your team on your jobs and materials, and if they're not confident by the end of day one, we stay until they are. Our time, not yours.
You call us in Canada, not a call center overseas. Janus comes with a 2-year parts and labour warranty. We respond within hours, and most issues are handled remotely. If it needs parts, we stock the common ones here so you're not waiting on overseas shipping.
Routine maintenance is light. Keeping the optics clean and the work area clear is usually a matter of minutes per week. We cover the exact schedule and show your staff how to do it during the training day, and it's included in your manual. Annual simple maintenance is on you; every three years, our technician comes in.
Janus runs on standard single-phase power (100V-240V, 50Hz/60Hz). You'll need a small fume extraction setup for certain materials, which we'll spec with you on the quote. Noise is similar to a small CNC or laser welder: fine for a back room or shop workshop.
That's exactly what the calculator above is for. With conservative defaults (a handful of outsourced jobs, a few new engraving jobs, and modest add-ons), most shops see payback in well under 18 months. On the demo, we'll plug in your numbers together and see if it actually pencils out. If it doesn't, we'll tell you.
That's what the demo is for. We bring finished samples you can hold, then run live jobs in front of you (inside rings, tags, whatever you actually sell) so you can see the full workflow. If we can't do the demo on-site, we do the same thing on a live video call.
In many shops, Janus becomes the primary engraving, marking, and cutting machine, and the old gear becomes backup or gets sold. We'll look at what you already own on the demo and be straight with you: sometimes it replaces a box, sometimes it sits alongside what you've got.
