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Celebrating Women’s Creativity with xTool

This March, xTool marked International Women’s Day with their vibrant campaign, "Her Voice, Made Visible," aimed at highlighting the stories and talents of female makers. The centerpiece of this initiative was a lively event known as the "Maker Party" held in Los Angeles, where attendees could turn their creative hobbies into lasting legacies.

As a recognized leader in desktop laser cutting and engraving technology, xTool has evolved from merely providing hardware to becoming a significant influence in creative living since 2020. With approximately 40% of its users identifying as female—from home crafters to entrepreneurs—xTool is dedicated to making advanced technology approachable and empowering for all.

Featuring Domonique Brown

At the heart of the campaign was a partnership with the talented artist and entrepreneur, Domonique Brown. As the founder of DomoINK and a dynamic social media manager for the Tomb Raider franchise, Brown exemplifies the modern-day creator who effortlessly balances multiple roles. During the event, she utilized the xTool F2 Ultra to showcase how precise technology can enhance artistic endeavors. In her words, “I was told art should be delicate. But creating with xTool showed me something different. With the right tools, creativity can be bold, precise, and unapologetic.” Her journey is featured prominently in major media outlets, illustrating how xTool accelerates women's empowerment in the creative space.

MakerFest: A Celebration of Craft and Community

The grand crescendo of the campaign culminated on March 8th during the xTool MakerFest Tour in Los Angeles. This event marked the transition from online interactions to tangible creative experiences. Attendees could

• - Explore the Spotlight Wall: A curated display showcased the intricate creations and diverse experiences of the xTool female community.
• - Participate in Live Workshops: Participants had the chance to craft alongside Domonique Brown, using custom design files to create personalized items like tote bags, coasters, mirrors, and metal roses.
• - Network and Share: The event included designated areas for women entrepreneurs to connect, share their stories, and discuss turning creative hobbies into full-time businesses.

Committing to Future Generations

In alignment with their values, xTool reaffirmed their commitment to future creators through the "1% for the Makers" program. This initiative resulted in the donation of professional-grade machines to two notable Los Angeles-based nonprofits:

• - DIY Girls: Focused on increasing the interest of girls in technology and engineering through engaging educational experiences.
• - Feminist Center for Creative Work (FCCW): Providing essential resources and visibility for women engaged in creative and technical fields.

According to Stein Shi, the U.S. General Manager at xTool, "We believe that when women have the right tools, they don't just create products—they create power." This highlights the campaign's core message: support for female makers should extend beyond one day, inspiring lasting impact in the community.

To discover the full xTool ecosystem and join the mission of empowering makers everywhere, visit www.xtool.com.

About xTool

xTool stands as a global leader in the realm of desktop laser cutters, engravers, and innovative fabrication tools. Since its inception, the company has empowered creators across over 62 countries, backed by 515 patents and 48 groundbreaking innovations. By merging powerful technology with user-friendly designs, xTool is reshaping how individuals learn, create, and build—from classrooms to garages, and retail spaces to research labs.