Materials like langasite (LGS), langatate (LGT) or gallium orthophosphate (GaPO 4 ) crystals have higher piezoelectric coefficients and also have a better hightemperature behaviour than quartz crystal. Thus they are worth being considered as a replacement for quartz in applications such as oscillators, piezoelectric accelerometers, microbalances or clocks. Length-extension resonators have already been manufactured using quartz crystal in order to get atomicallyresolved imaging by frequency-modulation atomic force microscopy. The goal of this study is to obtain better results with langasite. It has been shown that LGS-crystal microsensors should have a sensitivity three times better than quartz crystal ones. This fact added to the existence of temperaturecompensated cuts for the extensional mode of vibration is of prime importance for applications such as microcantilevers for frequency-modulation atomic force microscopes. This paper focuses on the fabrication of Langasite resonators with different cut angles around the temperature-compensated cuts both in length-extension and flexure mode.