Providing Quality Laser Products and Service since 1996
Country Lazer crafts beautiful, enduring products designed to inspire and delight. We're a family-driven company, deeply connected to our community, and committed to honoring our past while innovating for the future. Even when faced with challenges, our commitment to quality remains unwavering. Explore our journey and join the Country Lazer family.
Vida And Nate Moss
Operations Managers
Sarah Peterson
Creative Director
Kenneth Chaston
Production Tech
Narcisa Hernadez
Assembly
Country Lazer Milestones
1996
Founding of Country Lazer, formerly known as Feather Etch
R.J. and Nancy Rucker establish Feather Etch, setting the foundation for a legacy of quality and innovation.
2001
2002 Olympic Pins
Craig Weston, the Olympic Director from Aminico International, commissioned Feather Etch to make the first official
Wooden pins for the 2002 Olympics. The collectors' set included a small wooden box and four pins.
2006
Rebranding and New Location
In 2006, Feather Etch rebranded to the name we know today—Country Lazer. This transition coincided with the expansion of their business, which included relocating from Elwood to a larger facility in Collinston.
2006
Working with the National Parks
With their commitment to eco-friendly laser practices and the help of Craig Weston, they started creating wooden Junior Ranger Badges for National Parks.
2014
Resilience Through Adversity
A fire devastates the workshop, but the Rucker family rebuilds, showcasing their unwavering commitment to excellence.
2020
A New Era Begins
The torch was passed to their daughter, Vida, and her husband, Nate Moss, who continue to uphold our legacy of quality and innovation.