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Also, the laser cutter will give you burnt edges on the leather that you'll probably want to remove, and I expect it will also impart a strong smoky aroma that will be difficult to remove.
I have a Cricut that was mentioned before. I've never tried it with leather but it would only be able to handle pretty thin leather I'd expect. I'd probably recommend a Silhouette over a Cricut anyway. Cricut's software is awful and their business practices are predatory.
If you can find a local maker space, you can probably try all these things out, and talk to a bunch of people with a lot more knowledge than me.