Digital imagery machining is a process whereby an original part is photo graphed with a digital camera.

Then using a software program called "Rhino Art" we can manipulate the photo to create a tool path that will allow for CNC machining.

The outcome is not an exact duplication but instead a replication, as some of the detail is lost in the process.

An example of use, is where you have multiple use of a part but only have one to start, using this method we can replicate it as many times as required.

Another use is backgrounds, if you have say a sign that you want made that has a pattern in the background we can use your digital photo to machine the background image.

Give us a call and we would be glad to discuss the potential of this process.

Photo below actual size is 3.5 inches x 3.5 inches and is of a brick veneer that was reduced to fit this size.
The detail is so accurate that the irregularities in the brick are evident.