I was searching the web for stock duplicators and broadened my search to just carving machines. I found several sites and forums that described CNC wood carvers, especially for the furniture and custom interior molding markets. Apparently the technology is now available to take a digital photo of the pattern, "map" it electronically, and then transfer it to code for the machine to follow. The technology and equipment is pricey, but like all this stuff, the costs will come down. Consider ramifications for easily duplicating that old Parker stock that's glued or screwed together in the wrist. Wish I had about $60k lying around.
